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A highly charged topic, and sensationally titled piece. The advice works for 14-80 yr. old men. With so many nonsense PUA titles out there, this is intellectually a level higher. No games, pick up lines, or poser stuff. Manipulative Women,...
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A ruefully true but somewhat nasty lash at the behavior of contemporary women. Screamingly funny in parts. The advice is not that useful to any moderately sophisticated male. The author concludes that the pickings are better overseas, which...
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This is an ok book on this subject. In some places it just tries to be too smart in desperation. I have read much better dating books. This one is not bad but not too good either. Though I must say that the main difference between this book and...
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Absolutely amazing. And a quick read, too, so you really have no excuse to miss it. SHUT UP. NO EXCUSE. Jeez, you can even borrow it from me, okay?
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This is in review of the english translation by Jeremy Leggatt.

This is a difficult book to review. On the one hand, the chapter in the life of Jean-Do Bauby that this autobiographical piece captures is one which no decent person...
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I was so inspired by the premise, and I wondered what beautiful prose a man "locked in" would produce. Unfortunately, I found it average. The most inspirational part of the book was his willpower to write it, in his condition. It is also...
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This is a great cookbook if you are looking for a wide variety of recipes for your fryer.
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about a dozen useful recipes. really, how many of us are going to be making maple syrup in our fryers?
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Product was available and shipped promptly. Upon receipt I was pleased with the product. It was exactly what the description indicated.
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I had been sending the Skippyjon Jones books to my cousin's Headstart/preschool kids for the last few months. He has been a big hit.
So when the dolls went on sale I bought enough for all the kids and they will be handed out during their...
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Cute SkippyJon, but really little. Came in opened package and was dirty on the white parts. I washed it with Clorox wipes and it came almost clean but overall it was a disappointing purchase
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It was a gift for a friend who loves these books. However for the price I paid I was expecting a bigger doll. It was only 6 inches tall. My friend used it as a Christmas ornament, which was cute, but not quite what I had intended. She still loved it.
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This classic play by Arthur Miller (1915-2005) examines human failure, high expectations, and the dark side of the American Dream. Willie Loman is an aging salesman whose figures have fallen to the point where he no longer makes a real living....
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It's very good, and I only give it one star because my teacher ruined it for me. She analyzed everything Arthur Miller wrote in it, whether the lights were to be dark, or bright, how he shift time, how the instruments played, believing symbols of...
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Having read both The Crucible and The Death of a Salesman, I would have to say that The Crucible is Miller's better work, simply because I enjoyed the storyline a lot more, but maybe that's just my personal bias.

Now, don't get me...
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I recieved my set little more than a week ago, have already read several of the volumes, and I have to say that this is one great deal. The price comes to little more than $1.50 per a book, less than a fourth of what you'd pay for just a...
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I am kind of critical to these books. Probably half of the interviews are worthwhile to read. Some trading styles are enlightening. Last chapter is full of BS though. All in all, a good read!
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I really cannot understand why this book has earned its acclaimed classic status. It has little beyond the usual tired trading psychology:

- don't bet all your capital in one idea;
- cut your losses;
- follow the trend...
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Nutshell review - an entertaining book with lots of insights and ideas from some of the most sucessful market traders. Worth reading.

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Beautiful diary, nice lock, catchy name. This was my daughter's favorite birthday gift, and she's still getting use out of it. Highly recommended.
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My 8 yr old daughter wanted a "locking" diary. She wanted it to be pink and girlie--which this was--but it was all about the lock. Unfortunately, the lock and key for this book was real cheezy. After the key spun around in it a few times she...
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This is a fantastic book that will take you on a mental journey and, if you are mentally prepared, change your life forever.
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The publisher took the text of Charles Haanel and squashed as much of it as possible on each page. The margins are small, and the text is squished upon each other making it very hard to read. This layout and publishing is cheap. This is...
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