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Dawoon Kang woon000000986 — my very good friend, libby, gave this to me as a valentine's day gift. one of the best presents... i love reading it to my friends. BRILLIANT!

Judy Chen sales67fc4 — It has it's moments but after awhile tends to grate. Not to mention Smiths baffling obsession with Ben 'the chin' Affleck.

Shannon Bergland _hannon_ilbert — The most helpful of these books, for me. I admit I was happiest when I saw something I dislike in the "Not That" column and stuff I love in the "Eat This" column. It's easy for me to compare calories, but the book shows others reasons why things may be less healthy, such as amount of sugars, or lack of fiber. Some of the Not That things weren't necessarily bad for you, just empty calories, which I kind of don't find bad enough to warrant this, if my husband wants to eat 190 calories of Eggo waffles, it's not hurting anything. The foods are, for the most part, paired up well for swaps, two caramel flavored ice creams, for example, or two vegetarian lasagnas. Orville Redenbacher's Movie Theater Butter Microwave popcorn has less calories, fat, trans fat, and even sodium than PopSecret's Movie Theater Butter Microwave Popcorn. Easy swap! But there was still the occasional "swap corned beef hash for some chicken in a can" silliness, or "switch a pizza pocket for a spinach feta pocket" where I would definitely argue that they aren't the same or fill the same craving. In the same vein, some of the results were surprising (I'm killing myself over not being able to find it in the book right now, but there was something where the diet version was much MUCH worse than the non-diet version of the EXACT same product, brand and all.) and I was glad to have the book to help me, but some of the comparisons were DUH. Really? Vegetables are healthier than meat? Alfredos are usually worse than marinaras? A Honeybun is worse than an oatbar? (not real examples from the book). All together, I made a great list of things to check out from the grocery store next shopping trip, and I have an awareness of some particularly bad things that I will keep with me after I return the book to the library.

Leticia Pérez perezcastr5780 — Sinds de invoering van het internet beweert de auteur dat zijn hersenen anders zijn beginnen werken. Ik weet niet of dit ook geldt voor mij. Daarom lees ik dit boek. Na vijftig pagina's heb ik toch al één ding geleerd: dat Friedrich Nietzsche's oplossing voor zijn aanslepende oogziekte een typemachine is geweest! Een Deense "Writing Ball". Voor diegenen die niet weten wat dat is: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fil... (By the way: ik typ dit op een Mac toetsenbord, en tot nu, zijn mijn ogen min of meer in orde.)