Wellread111's reviews

It's a mediocre cookbook for new parents, with some lovely family photos from the family of Norah O'Donnell-the oncor host on CBS channel. There are no innovations or interesting new recipes for babies up to the age of 6-18 months. What had unpleasantly surprised me by these authors, is that their book was assembled and printed in China, and not in United States for some reason and Not on the Acid-free paper, either. As a result, the book is literally impossible to hold in hands and read it, because it smells so horrible !

A wonderful helpful and detailed work for Doctors and educated by their own struggles and pain patients who had not been diagnosed nor helped. Great level of comprehension of all the challenges for suffering patients go through and ways to elevate them, presented in this gentle, super-intelligent straight-forward book. I highly recommend this work to professionals and patients alike !

A very much needed learning. For now and for always. Very well and articulately written.

The beginning of the plot is utterly unnecessary: 09/11/2001 had happened in the past... To Never Happen again in USA. Even on a smallest scale ! A widowed woman and a widower meet accidentally in a High-rise luxurious place to live. She - only a few days ago for the change of scenery and deep-rooted memory of her loving devoted husband, and he-for much the same reason already living in his suite for awhile . Fate would have them become neighbors sharing same wall and adjoining terraces. And they inevitably become good friends, sharing almost identical life tragedies, family ties and great vitality and intellect. And their connection grows and blooms as it should in a good-ending fairy-tail story. The language is far from eloquent, with repetition and skinny vocabulary, unfortunately and unnecessary tragic beginning that doesn't contribute much substance to the story.

The plot is wonderful, despite the relevance to current times and abundance of unrealistic opulence ! The characters of the young ladies just "coming out" in High Society are wonderfully rendered ! But the vocabulary, grammar and style of writing is so poor that at times, the reader feels totally neglected and even-abused to a measurable extent... It's hard to know whom to blame-the elderly writer or the advisory board on the auditing staff.