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Comment on Dying for Triplicate: A True Story of Addiction, Survival & Recovery by M. Cavanagh "CWCavanagh"

M. Cavanagh "CWCavanagh" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:13:32 +0000

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

A book so bad I will not finish it., December 6, 2011

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There is something wrong here. I have never encountered a book as sophomoric as this.I find it hard to believe that this was a serious attempt at writing. If this had been presented as "work" in an English 101 class it would have been returned to the student as unacceptable.I can only conclude that this book is a scam of some sort. The best thing about it was the title. All downhill after that.

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Comment on Fabulosity Reviews by Katrina

Katrina — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:46:17 +0000

16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:

A suprisingly good read, May 31, 2007

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This review is from: Fabulosity: What It Is & How to Get It (Paperback)

I will start out by saying I wasn't a huge fan of hers because she seemed snotty to me. But I read the reviews and saw it at walmart for $13 so I bought it. It was a fun read and very down to earth, yes she wears designer clothes and has a big house but there is no reason to be mad at her about it. I appreciated reading an inspirational book written by someone from my own generation. I read a lot of success books and they are usually from older white men, sometimes black and sometimes asian but all older men.
I read the book in about a week and I am glad I did. She was a normal girl that found success in something she loves.

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Comment on Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector’s Price and Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector’s Price & Reference Guide) by Ronald J. Brace "Doc Ron"

Ronald J. Brace "Doc Ron" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:42:46 +0000

16 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

A great guide to collecting Military style firearms, December 21, 2007

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This review is from: Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector's Price and Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide) (Paperback)

Krause Publications, along with Phillip Peterson have outdone themselves in preparing and publishing this 4th edition of what has quickly become a required book in the firearm collector community. As in the previous editions, there is ample discussion and numerous photographs of the listed firearms, and the variations of and much historical context on most of the major models covered. An added bonus in this new edition is the pictorial rich addition of a guide to military bayonets!

As with all collector guides, prices are really dependent on what someone is willing to pay for an item, and the over all economy at the time. The fall in property values and a general slowing of purchase power occurred during the production phase of the book and many models are a little over priced in the late 2007 market (especially the price of transferable machineguns). But this is rather refreshing as the prices are usually undervalued by the publication date of most collector guides.

For the firearm collector interested in military style weapons, this book is an enduring and valuable reference that should be on your bookshelf, or better yet, by your side at the next estate or firearm auction you attend.

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Comment on Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management (with Premium Web Site Printed Access Card) by Kellie Scott

Kellie Scott — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:30:49 +0000

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

Dry read, June 30, 2011

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This review is from: Database Systems: Design, Implementation and Management (Book Only) (Hardcover)

I had to purchase this textbook for a college class on database development. We covered about 7 chapters of the book in this class and I feel if we had used a different book I would have had a much better experience in the class. The book is a very dry read and not engaging in the slightest. It can be compared to sitting in a large lecture hall with no air conditioning listening to a monotone professor drone on for a hour. Quite a few times I fell asleep while attempting to read a chapter. I think the author(s) should work on their conversational tone and read up on the learning process to revamp how they deliver their material so it is more engaging and easier to learn and comprehend. Overall, I would not recommend this book and I would encourage teachers to not use this book. Unfortunately I have to use this book again for my next class - database implementation. Urgh!

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Comment on Zig Ziglar’s Secrets of Closing the Sale by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:27:35 +0000

27 of 29 people found the following review helpful:

The only book you'll need on effective selling, January 3, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Zig Ziglar's Secrets of Closing the Sale (Paperback)

Zig Ziglar's "Secrets Of Closing The Sale" is probably the best book I've ever read. Not only does it provide you with everything you will ever need to be successful in the world of selling - it thoroughly entertains as well.

"Secrets" provides readers with interesting and humorous stories meticulously tied in with step by step actions and exact scripts for sales people to use in specific situations.

All you have to do is adapt these scripts to your situation and you are ready to start selling more of what you sell.

Zig covers - how to use a tape recorder to explode your selling power - how to use voice inflection to communicate your message more effectively - how to make you and your prospect both winners when you close the sale - and so much more.

Ziglar even has various free items that he will send you scattered throughout the book. Just by responding I've already received three free gifts including an incredible audio casette on voice inflection. It's incredible.

I hope to get to see Zig live one day. He's an incredibly powerful speaker and author. Get this book - even if you have to steal it.

If you do steal it though, read it, learn to sell, sell something, get your commission, then go pay for the book. Zig deserves to get paid. He did a fine job on this one.

Raymond A. Mardo III Mailto:raymardo@raymardo.com

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Comment on George Washington and the General’s Dog (Step-Into-Reading, Step 3) by Anne Verville

Anne Verville — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:23:49 +0000

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

SO MUCH PACKED INTO ONE LITTLE BOOK - REMARKABLE!, August 26, 2006

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This review is from: George Washington and the General's Dog (Step-Into-Reading, Step 3) (Paperback)

There is so much to this book than noted at first glance. First, we get a great dose of history told in a way children can understand it. Secondly, we learn some little known facts about our first president. Thirdly, we have animals, something neither kids nor adults can ever get enough of and fourthly, we get a story packed full of morals. But that is not all. The illustrations are very well executed and a delight. The text is simple an to the point and goes quite well with the illustrations. The book makes some very complicated situations and states them simply in a very nice story. I enjoy this one almost as much as the children do. This is a good work to read to the class as it generates good discussions. Recommend this one highly.

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Comment on Dying for Triplicate: A True Story of Addiction, Survival & Recovery by Shawn Veronese "Veronese"

Shawn Veronese "Veronese" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:18:01 +0000

9 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

You'll Read it Three Times!, August 9, 2010

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This review is from: Dying for Triplicate: A True Story of Addiction, Survival & Recovery (Kindle Edition)

Dying for Triplicate is raw look into the demon of addiction. Todd's story offers up a daily (and nightly) dose of true chaos between society's norm and the addicts norm. Prescribe this book to anyone dealing, battling, or enabling addictions.

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Comment on Everyday Raw by Laura Bruno "Laura"

Laura Bruno "Laura" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:10:58 +0000

81 of 83 people found the following review helpful:

Great Starter Book for Raw Food, but not 100% Raw, May 13, 2008

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This review is from: Everyday Raw (Paperback)

I received this book a few days ago and looked forward to making many of the recipes. I love gourmet raw food but don't have much time to prepare it, so this book seemed like a great idea.

So far, I have made the Triple C smoothie, the tortilla chips, the white grape and tomatillo gazpacho, and a variation of the fennel and orange salad. The items have all tasted good. If I had had every single ingredient on hand, they likely would have tasted excellent, but the reason I give only 4 stars is because some ingredients are not the most commonly available in a raw food kitchen. I am a raw foodist, so the ingredients I'm missing tend to be things like nutritional yeast, white pepper, chili powder, and maple syrup--all non-raw items. The recipes tasted fine without these ingredients, and I improvised with ones I had on hand, but some hard core raw foodists might take issue with the frequent use of non-raw items.

I appreciate that this book makes raw food accessible to less hard core raw foodists, though. Most vegan kitchens would contain at least maple syrup, nutritional yeast and chili powder. The only other reason for the 4-star instead of 5-star rating is that some of the recipes still take a long time to prepare. I spent about an hour and a 1/2 in the kitchen yesterday, not counting 24 hours of dehydrating time for the tortilla chips. It's faster and tastier than many raw food books but definitely not near-instantaneous food prep unless you just happen to have all the ingredients pre-chopped and on-hand.

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Comment on SHATTERED SEEDS: “SOFIA’S STORY” SPECIAL EDITION by chuck

chuck — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:05:51 +0000

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

Fun With Rain and Nicholson, November 4, 2011

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I just LOVE these guys! I found myself laughing out loud several times while reading these books. I've also read Rain's Vampire for hire and Knighthorse series,a nd am looking forward to Nicholson's next Fear book. If you love this one, then you'll love that one too! If you think about it $9 for 4 books is not a bad price. Overall, a great read! I really wish there were more by these guys. They make a fantastic and hilarious team!

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Tyeese Gaines Reid — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:04:41 +0000

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Sassy, but probably for younger women, May 22, 2007

Tyeese Gaines Reid (Northeast) -

This review is from: Fabulosity: What It Is & How to Get It (Paperback)

I wish I had read this book in my late teens. So many life lessons about confidence, getting ahead, and other power moves that Kimora touches on in the book, I had to learn the hard way. Her book is a straight from the hip book of advice and anecdotes that are fun to read. For those just starting to look for their path in life, especially those who look up to Kimora, it's an inspiring read. For those who are a little farther along in life, it can still be a reminder of the sexy inner confidence we must maintain.

Kimora's personality is over the top, and that personality exudes through the book. Whether or not it works for you is up to your taste. Personally, I liked the no-nonsense approach.

Author of The Get A Life Campaign

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Comment on SHATTERED SEEDS: “SOFIA’S STORY” SPECIAL EDITION by M Phillips "darkeditor"

M Phillips "darkeditor" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:03:33 +0000

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Words from M Phillips, Author of d'Ark., March 19, 2011

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This review is from: SHATTERED SEEDS: "SOFIA'S STORY" (Kindle Edition)

It isn't often that a writer gets the chance to peruse a truly unique story that pulls at the emotional strings and has you flipping through the pages; torn between reading this wonderful story quickly or forcing a more moderate pace to become fully immersed in the tale. Shattered Seeds is exactly that. From a young woman protecting her infant as she faces down guns in a stoic effort to give the child something she will never have, to the calm descriptions of a new city where you feel like you are riding along with Janene, enjoying the sites. This is what makes a book worth remembering long after you've reluctantly set it down, deeply wishing there was just a little more. I loved walking impressive halls and being pulled into the story as the pictures of children adorning the walls gave me glimpses of an intriguing history. You will actually feel a chill when you meet Sophia and the nostalgic descriptions the author imparts to us. I say us because Ms. Gallagher is such a talented writer that you will believe she wrote it just for you. I leave the story of the quilt for my fellow readers, I wouldn't feel right depriving you of the ups and downs and emotional connection you will definitely have as this marvelous weave of history pulls you along.

My deepest respect Ms. Gallagher. I shall aspire to be half the writer you are.

M Phillips

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Comment on Fabulosity Reviews by Sweet Valley High

Sweet Valley High — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:54:04 +0000

31 of 35 people found the following review helpful:

Kimora... I expected this to be fabulous!, June 27, 2007

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This was not a bad book. A lot of it was good, HOWEVER...
If I read one more generic "you go girl!", "unleash your inner diva/goddess!" I will jump off a cliff. I could read those any time, so when I buy a book from someone as glam as Kimora, you better believe I am expecting to hear details on how she remains so fab. What products does she use? What are her real thoughts and beauty secrets? How does she get so confident? This book was WAY too vanilla. It was as if she was trying not to offend anyone and was too afraid to write what she really thought. Example: Any time Kimora writes something like "Walk into a room like you own the damn place"- she will then take away from that statement and immediately follow it with "I am not saying be too overly cocky, I am just saying to be positive and confident." I wanted to hear her real thoughts and it was clear she was either too afraid to write them or advised not to write them, probably so she wouldn't affect her business in a negative way. Maybe she will put out a better book when she is through with Baby Phat. Kimora, I love you girl, but this was not quite fabulous enough.

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Comment on Drum Programming: A Complete Guide to Program and Think Like a Drummer Reviews by Robert S. Robbins

Robert S. Robbins — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:53:08 +0000

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

A Missing Piece Of The DAW Puzzle, January 15, 2009

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This review is from: Drum Programming: A Complete Guide to Program and Think Like a Drummer (Paperback)

Although there are many books available on the various Digital Audio Workstations, most of them just cover the software and assume you'll know things like drum programming. Fortunately this book provides that missing information. I have no musical aptitude and have never gotten anything out of a book on music until I read this one. I had to figure out how to apply its instructions to a specific drum machine, ReDrum in Propellerhead Reason, but other than that it was really easy to understand and I was immensely pleased with the results. I feel like I'm finally making some progress in mastering Propellerhead Reason! Drum programming is easy given some good instructions and you'll find that in this book.

The book itself is fairly short, only 54 pages of actual text with a lot of space taken up by drum tabulatures. It is oversized like a lot of music books. It resembles a song book. But it is cheap enough and thoroughly explains a topic that you won't find covered in most digital music manuals or books.

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Comment on Vegan Cooking (Vegan Lunch Recipes) by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:52:43 +0000

Delicious Vegan Recipes, February 18, 2012

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I'm not a vegan but there are days that I don't really feel like eating meat. These recipes look tasty enough to be enjoyed by anyone, vegan or meat eaters and they're healthy too! Can't wait to try out couple of the recipes like Sweet Potato Chowder and Mushroom Rice Bowl. If you're looking for good, wholesome vegan recipes you can prepare for lunch, then this book is for you.

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Comment on Drum Programming: A Complete Guide to Program and Think Like a Drummer Reviews by Slipin Lizard

Slipin Lizard — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:49:01 +0000

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful:

Great little book!, November 29, 2007

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This review is from: Drum Programming: A Complete Guide to Program and Think Like a Drummer (Paperback)

Ages ago I was in band, playing guitar, writing and recording songs. I've just started getting back into music again, and have purchased a Boss 880 Dr. Rhythm drum machine. Played around with it, lots of fun, and then thought "ok, so how do I program some of my own beats into this thing?". Everywhere I turned, the responses were "read the manual" or "just use samples" and then finally "well the best way to learn to program drums is to learn to play drums". Great, so I'm going to have to spend years learning how to physically co-ordinate my limbs when what I really need is a basic understanding of the fundamentals of how beats work in popular music.
Then I found and ordered this book. Ray has done a great job. He provides the information in a clear, concise manner. Its amazing that this book was written in 1991, and yet it feels like it could have been written yesterday. This is because the book teaches how to think about beats and program them in a way that is realistic to what an actual drummer could play. He uses a simple to understand chart method that is based on 16th notes, just like the old Roland TR 909 interface, super easy to understand. Ray gets right to the point, and then has you program in some example beats. Things are immediately becoming much clearer to me, and I'm only half way through the book. If you're not a drummer, but want to learn how to program your drum machine so that it sounds realistic and not like a "beat box" then this book is for you. The Boss Dr. Rhythm 880 is aimed at guitar/bass players, and they should really include a copy of this book with every unit they sell. Its really amazing how hard it is to find information on how to decide WHAT to program into a drum machine, and Ray does a great job with this text. Thanks Ray!

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Comment on Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management (with Premium Web Site Printed Access Card) by amore_zon

amore_zon — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:47:14 +0000

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Angry fruit salad, February 11, 2011

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This book was required as the main text for an into to SQL course. Far too many pages to describe basic concepts. "Angry fruit salad" because of the gratuitous use of color and boxes that contribute little to the meaning of the content. Too much filler. Worthless as a desk reference, so traded back to Amazon.

Aside - too many texts nowadays are printed on these glossy pages which makes reading difficult in less than ideal conditions.

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Comment on George Washington and the General’s Dog (Step-Into-Reading, Step 3) by D. Blankenship

D. Blankenship — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:45:54 +0000

22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:

A Great Read Aloud for President's Day!, January 12, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: George Washington and the General's Dog (Step-Into-Reading, Step 3) (Paperback)

This easy reader is a delightful story to share with all students. The information gained about President Washington is unforgettable. Children will love that George named his dog "Sweetlips" and they won't forget that he was super kind and honest to one of his enemies! This book will be a staple in classrooms across the country and this true story of George may replace his "Cherry Tree" tale.

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Comment on Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector’s Price and Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector’s Price & Reference Guide) by Joe D "RealGuns.Com"

Joe D "RealGuns.Com" — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:45:50 +0000

31 of 32 people found the following review helpful:

Good book for model identification, not so much setting value, February 5, 2008

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This review is from: Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector's Price and Reference Guide (Standard Catalog of Military Firearms: The Collector's Price & Reference Guide) (Paperback)

I am not an expert, but I do have a collection of: German, Russian, Swiss, Turkish and American military firearms and the popular dedicated reference books for each. What I see missing most from Standard Catalogue of Military Firearms is accuate market values. Prices listed for commodity Milsurp firearms are 2x - 3x market value, even if compared to the past two years. Missing also is the value by country of origin or arsenal and not much attention paid to the glut of inexpensive imports sold through various Milsurp outlets. As an example what is refered to generically as a 1903/38 Turkish Mauser, could actually be conversions made from 1890, 1893, 1903, 1905 carbine, G 98 and the Czech 98/22 Mausers in both small, large ring and hybrid action/barrel.

The Model 1895 Nagant revolver is, again, listed at twice to three times the accepted market value and without discerning the price difference amongst Milsurp models based upon production date, arsenal and configuration. These late production refurbished revolvers were not only made at the Soviet arsenal Tula, they were also made at Izhevsk and marked accordingly. The cartridge for the gun is listed as only the 7.62mm, a label that applies to several cartridges; it is the 7.62x38mmR.

The book is a good source for general identification, which is more than a small accomplishment, it just isn't a very good price guide for buying and selling firearms. It's easier to go to an auction site and spot check as an opportunity arises and reference books dedicated to a more narrow category of firearms will provide a lot more informatio.

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Comment on Zig Ziglar’s Secrets of Closing the Sale by Steven D. Mietelski

Steven D. Mietelski — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:43:13 +0000

24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:

The sales book on which all sales books are based, October 18, 2008

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This review is from: Secrets of Closing the Sale (Paperback)

I owe Zig Ziglar. Big time. This book increased my ability to demonstrate and sell our service dramatically after one read. Zig tells you and then sells you on the fact that you've gotta read his book three times: once with quick notes in the margins, a second time with thorough notes and a third time with a steno pad so you can make your own "Secrets of Closing the Sale."

I've purchased three copies of this book. Two for myself, one to give out to my staff. I started out thinking about sales in the same way most people do - sleazy scumbags out to make a fast buck. I started out wanting to make more money. I ended up learning that "You can have anything in the world you want if you'll just help enough other people get what they want."

Ziglar teaches you, from the beginning, that there's no room for success in a salesman's career if he's taking the fast route, making the quick sale and then locking the door behind him.

Ziglar teaches you that if you want to make a living in the profession of selling you have to truly believe in your product. You have to be so convinced that your product is the right product to fit your prospects needs that you can't possibly believe or understand how they wouldn't want it.

Yeah. Ziglar teaches the closes. There are hundreds of scenarios and stories that demonstrate various closing techniques. Most of them are great (a few are cheesy).

But what makes this book so good is that it constantly drives it home - a good salesman is an honest salesman. A good salesman has his customer's best interest in mine. A good salesman has a solution to a need of his customer. When you help the customer, they will help you (with money).

When I finished this book I felt I needed to learn how to prospect and find new clients for the business I manage so I could show them why they needed us. I started reading books on cold calls and searching the internet for more information. And I started to notice a major trend...

Anyone who knows anything about sales has studied Zig Ziglar's Secrets of Closing the Sale. You'll see the concepts, ideas and phrases from this book echoed throughout all sales-oriented literature. You're going to see direct quotes. I guarantee it.

If you're only going to ever read one sales book this is the book to read. It's going to teach you how to close the sale, sure, but more importantly it's going to teach you that being a salesman is about helping others. It's going to teach you to be true. And you will profit because of it.

Afterthought: This book will also benefit those who don't directly "sell" to clients but are involved in the overall process of presenting an organization. It's important to "have everyone on the same page" and "playing for the team" when it comes to building a successful business or brand. So if at all possible get a few extra copies of this book and hand it to the individuals who aren't even involved in sales!

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P. Townsend — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:39:17 +0000

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Not for those on a budget, May 16, 2008

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This review is from: Everyday Raw (Paperback)

I was very excited to get this book after owning RAW FOOD REAL WORLD.
While I was struck by some original recipes, I found myself a bit dissapointed. Overall I thought as if the book lacked a certain polish I expected. The food photos are ok (and a few confusing, sesame cashew dumplings- why is there another plate of untitled food in this photo?), the interior page colors were harsh, one recipe is not complete in the book (ice cream cone), several recipes were rehashed from RFRW, and I even found a exact quote about mangos from RWRF in this book again.
This is definitley not for those on a limited budget.
There are many out of the ordinary ingredients and large amounts used(some not completely raw either).

Prepare to use a lot of coconut meat, cashews and dehydration (one cracker recipe calls for 2-3 days of dehydration).

Good points - the price of the book, originality and taste of recipes -some simply wonderful(although he does hint they are not all his creations), lack of filler info (which is a major plus). Its straight up recipes. The font makes the recipes and ingredients easy to read. Most are also easy enough to make for everday(minus those needing dehydration).

I own several raw recipe books, and while this is in my top ten its not my absolute favorite. I do appreciate having a fresh new recipe book though and its good to see Matthew back on the scene, so maybe it will grow on me.

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