Most of the reviews to books that I have read here are practically useless because they are subjective and only refer to taste. Very few describe the book reviewed and what the book really deals with; no description of the contents are given either. As for sheet music the most important thing is to show the titles or names of the musical pieces (the names of the composers too) in the book, i.e. the contents! It would be great if the reviewers in the case of the music sheets would have actually compared them with recorded music easily to be found.

I purchased the ebook download and the adobe ereader shuts my computer down evertime I tried to download the ebook. I would suggest by the actual cliff notes and steer away from the ebook download. It might shut your computer down. Antoher problem is that I can not finish the download to even read the ebook AND there are no refunds.

I wanted a more updated book. This is a rather old edition. Can I exchange this book for a more recent one?

We simply do not need a concordance to Conrad's wonderful novel. This work is pretentious and vain.

I was in such a rush to obtain course construction material for vocational education I didn't look at the publishing date. Although some of the material may be used today, most of the text, pictures and examples are very dated (1977). Vocational Education is, and has, been adjusting to the times. I would suggest looking for an updated version for course construction.

The author basically spits out fragments of various divisional histories of units involved in the battle, with absolutely no analysis. There is no coverage of Russian units, the writing style is exceedingly poor, and the maps (all three of them) are horrible. One of the worst books I ever bought.

In the early 1980s Guatemala was briefly ruled by a general named Effrain Rios Montt. Rios Montt came to power after a coup and was quickly deposed in another coup after about a year. This would seem typical for a socalled "banana republic" except Rios Montt was a Pentecostal Christian who did not hide his religion. His personal conversion can be traced to a group of California Jesus freaks who had gone to Guatemala in the 1970s. His brief Christian regime would receive praise from people like Pat Robertson as a case of righteous rule. This book was written to laud Rios Montt.

The other side of the Rios Montt story was that Guatemala was in the throes of a civil war and Rios Montt unleased a scorched earth policy against the insurgents. Human rights groups like Amnesty International and Americas Watch told a very different story than the one Anfuso tells. They estimate that tens of thousands of peasants, mostly Indians, were killed in My Lai style massacres. Anfuso's book is historically interesting as an example of how evangelicals lauded this regime at the time and propagandized a different story than the one reported by Amnesty International.

Joe Carr has a very clear writing style, but he's lackadaisical about proofing the result. This volume on digital electronics is unfinished: the information presented is extremely superficial and leaves the reader little better off than before. The two chapters with content were copied from earlier volumes in the series.

This book was one of the worst text books I have ever read. Many of its sources were outdated. It failed to give a complete review of the field, neglecting several important theories. It also failed to discuss even the slightest hint of research that supports or challenges the theories it does discuss. Furthermore, it is not only biased but fails to give a comprehensive discussion of the subjects in which it has a bias preventing the reader from making an informed opinion.

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