Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great fitness book! Review: I bought this book a few weeks ago, read through it, started the workouts and it's pretty solid. If you want to obtain an exceptional fitness level, buy the book and DO the workouts. There a are a variety of different workouts involving running, biking, bodyweight exercises, weights, agility training, etc. You definately won't be bored! Why 4 stars and not 5? The only issue I have so far is that a few of the exercises in the workouts are not in the exercise descriptions. But, if you have any sort of background at all, you'd know what they are, and if not, do a web search. I'm sure they'll correct that in the reprint. Overall, great book!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: In Every Life Is A Great Story To Tell Review: I had heard about DUMMY DAYS on a radio show and gave it a try. Had no prior interest in the subject of ventriloquism, but the author Kelly Asbury was such an interesting speaker that my curiosity took over. Little did I know that I was purchasing a book that I would not be able to put down. The lives and careers of Edgar Bergen, Senor Wences, Paul Winchell, Jimmy Nelson and Shari Lewis are all equally fascinating, dramatic and wonderful. Mr. Asbury's text flows with a readability that conveys not only his love for the art of "vent" but his true talent for storytelling (Asbury works as a director in animated films and it shows). I would recommend this great new book DUMMY DAYS to anyone of any age. It is as satisfying a read as any Harry Potter novel out there and, best of all, the magic in these stories is all real.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This is a very biased book. Review: While I enjoyed reading this book for my research, I was disgusted by the author's constant references to Christianity as a better religon than the pagan traditions of the Vikings. When I engage in historical research, I expect to be presented with facts, not the author's opinions as to which religon is better. The author constantly makes comments such as, "The viking raids were caused by the poor resources of the region, but eventually ceased when Christianity was introduced and the Vikings became more satisfied with their lot in life."I intend to write a long letter to the publisher about the editor's inability to remove religious commentary from a book concerning the history of a people. I advise serious researchers to locate other sources, as this book is excessively biased.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Feeding trouble Review: This printer has trouble feeding itself. Pages often need to be pushed in, which becomes a chore. Not reccomended.

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