Some of these stories are truly hard to read, because they are depressing. Some are hard to read because they just aren't that interesting. Some of these aren't even stories(a twitter feed).

It arrived 3 days after I ordered it, and was packaged nicely. It turns better by far than any of my other cubes and is great for speed solving.

I love this cheese-alternative. I was hesitant at first but when I put it in my omelete and my brown rice pasta dish - I was in heaven. It doesn't melt like "true" cheese in that it looks a little rubbery but other than, truly, it's the best cheese-alternative I have had.

This book is sooo comprehensive that I really feel more prepared for the PCAT this time around. It has very detailed sections that the new Kaplan book didnt.

Dr. Wright presents his unique approach to curing digestive ills by actually eliminating the cause of them rather than treating the symptoms. The crux of this book is to identify whether or not you have weak stomach acid and then treat it. I don't really want to treat myself for low stomach acid without knowing if I actually have that condition what my baseline is to start. Note: if you are taking meds for indigestion Prilosec Nexium etc they work by lowering your stomach acid and will not get your true baseline reading just your post med reading.

The thing I liked the most about the cookbook was that it gave background information about where the foods were used in the books. It would have been nice to have an index by the book for my purposes. It is interesting and fun.

Typos creap in here. Im old school used to perfectly corrected print media. Dont know whats hard about reading through and eliminating that. Story good though. I think a bit more depressing than needed. Needs more balance.