Don't be misled by this title. This is not ...
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Don't be misled by this title.  This is not a melodrama (either a play or a screenplay).  It is a novel broken up by literary "preludes" and "interludes."  There is no "incidental music" in this volume.  The title is completely an allegory.
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The title of this book is misleading because the internet is not even referred to until more than 1/2 way through it.  It is a tale of a married man from an average family who from scamming business after business to luring young women away from their families to participate in sex slave rings, internet use to follow.

Readers may not like the fact that the book is not told with  an  ongoing story but rather a more documentary presentation.  It does not contain a smooth running story with the :evildoer" as a focus in a continuing lifeline. Finally if you don't like that more straightforward style you may not like this book.
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The title is a lie: this is not even close to being Kipling's collected stories. It is a selection, and an excellent one. If you want all of Kipling's stories, you'll have to look elsewhere. If you want a good place to find the best of them, this is the book to have.
75820
Well, just look at the title.  This isn't for in-the-box thinkers who want a step-by-step plan to success.  The author tells you outright to forget the business plan.  And instead directs you on how to employ your Beliefs (part I of the book) and Focus (part II) into your Actions (part III).  Anyone with an appreciation for sometimes-irreverent metaphors and shoot-from-the-hip language combined with all-important "inner game" principles will enjoy TPE.
4064797
The title says it all. As mentioned by another commenter, what you see is not what you get. Caveat emptor.
3843470
This is a beautiful car, very heavy for an RC compared to others at same scale, but the product title is inaccurate?  misleading?  When I purchased this, I knew exactly what I was getting, despite the title, after researching sales of this RC at other online outlets.  This is officially licensed, it is an RC car, mine came in operating 40MHz, but nowhere on the original packaging did it state or lead you to believe this was rechargeable.  This is "ready to go", sort of.  Unlike most RC cars this size and price, this actually came with batteries.  With this aspect, it is ready to go, but the batteries you did have to install and they are not rechargeable batteries, standard alkalines you can buy at any store counter.  Several other retailers also offer this same RC, various prices, but most state this is rechargeable, some add "ready to go".  It is the same car across the board.  If you want an accurate description of what this is, I purchased this product at the same time, [...].  The Aston Martin did not come with batteries, as stated in the description, Lamorghini does.  For anyone who likes the RC toys and loves exotic cars, I highly recommend, but pay no attention to the title or description, this is a straight up RC car that requires batteries, no rechargeable capabilities.
1840715
This book has a misleading title.  It is not about de-cluttering tips.  It is an upscale modern furniture catalog.  Very disappointing.
4253668
This is not a genre for everyone. Don't be fooled by the trailer. It's not a heartwarming movie or about redemption.
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Please do not be mislead by the title.  Sora is not suggesting, in his well written book, that the Trojan War was a battle to destroy Goddess worship.  Rather, the book attempts to place the locale of Troy on the Atlantic and not in Turkey.  There are other books suggesting an Atlantic location for Troy, ranging from Scandinavia to Africa, often with considerable persuasiveness.  Sora picks Spain.

This book's contribution is to collect ancient myth, primarily Greek, Roman and Celtic, to draw a picture of the era of which Homer writes, set by orthodoxy as circa 1200 B.C.A. A bit more Norse mythology might have helped, as well as a critical look at that date.  Even so, this is an excellent resource for those looking to fill in gaps in ancient history, and to question some of its assumptions.

It is also nice to see recognition seeping into the general lexicon that there was a substantial Goddess element to human culture at the dawn of history.  Those looking for information on the Goddess Tanit, for example, will certainly want to read the sections of this book that deal with Northwestern Africa.
1744855
THIS IS NOT MY TYPE OF BOOKS.  IT DOES NOT MEAN OTHERS WOULD NOT LIKE IT.
85702
The title is misleading so don't think you know what this book is really about.  I will not post any spoiler info.....read the book.  It will make you want to read another book....
4389929
I was seriously disappointed when this title arrived. It is not a study and should not be titled as such.. It is more like a Cliffs Notes style general outline review. Most of the coverage can be found on-line so its value is simply as a compilation of mainstream themes and is neither critically acute nor comprehensive in its theoretical overview. If this were an annual review of the literature it would be mediocre. It is seriously limited as an academic work and its value is at an introduction level only. If you are suckered in by the fancy title, as I was, don't say I didn't warn you.
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Some other readers have expressed dismay at thinking that this was a guidebook based on the title. I too thought that, but then again, I don't think that everyone who is taking care of an elderly parent needs everything they read to be a how-to. I think people in that situation would enjoy reading about the experiences of someone else who is facing the same challenges and obstacles. So yes, this book is more of a memoir.

But even as a memoir, it still provides useful information. For instance, one chapter tells of her mother taking a bath after eating spaghetti sauce straight from a jar. They plan to get her mother into a dry tub then fill it with water. But rather than squatting to get into the tub her mother simply falls back, pinning Stefania in between. Even while she is talking about her experience, lessons for others who might face that situation sneak in.

The "9 realities" are each of the nine chapters about different experiences. Each chapter is based off of an important thing that must be done in taking care of an elderly parent, such as organizing finances and  planning for the inevitable death. But the author writes about her own experiences in story form rather than as a how-to. If this sounds good to you or you just want to read something that proves you are not alone in your experiences, then this is the book for you!
151945
I'm giving this a one star due to the completely false title description. This is NOT a "1080p" monitor. Yes it can take a 1080p image and downscale it to its ACTUAL resolution (a lowly 1024x600) but that doesn't make it a 1080p monitor.

Let me put it another way. If someone sold a black and white monitor, but advertised it as a color monitor BECAUSE it could take a color image and render it in black and white, would you think that was a truthful description?
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I bought the book, well aware that the Title is a bit "overstated".  I enjoy refering to it and comparing what our physical therapist do, to help my daughter IMPROVE her current situation.  I think that book has great illustrations, and is a fun "Work out routine" for us to do at home.  Don't be fooled by the title.
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Buyers, read this review before you place an order for the paperback "Instructor's Manual".
The book's title leads you to believe that it is a manual but it is not. The product description on Amazon does not make this fact clear. There were other reviewers who have highlighted the same fact. I noticed those reviews only after the book arrived.
This is not a textbook or a Workbook, but it contains answer keys to the questions in another book.
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I for one, LOVED this book & the enclosed DVD. Both were thoughtfully and artfully arranged, but it seems after reading other reviews people were looking for something different. This is not a catalogue of wendy's on the market products. If that's what you want, visit her website. This is not a book about someone else's kids. Personally, I was extremely interested in seeing how a married mother of four successfully and creatively manages her life; it gives a glimpse of that. The title is COMPLETELY acurate. It's called, Nesting, people. She gives suggestions for layouts of the nursery with photographic examples. If you didn't want something from her point of view, why buy the book?