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• The Divide
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 1
  "I came looking for a story, I left wanting a large double cheeseburger. "
   
  
• Defeating Depression: A Natural Guide to Overcoming Depression, Fear, and How to Improve Your Quality of Life
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "it is extremely short (32 pages) and you can find similar articles in far greater detail available freely online..."
   
  
• Shakespeare’s War on Women
  (Review by RhymeHunter)
  Rating: 1
  "It is a short, free, read, but even at 5 pages it is unfortunately not something that I would consider informative, or even useful as an introduction to the topic."
   
  
• The Cuban Missile Crisis: Looking Back
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "...a fairly shallow read, not particularly easy to follow, and there are better sources out there."
   
  
• Astronomy: Astronomy For Beginners: Discover The Amazing Truth About New Galaxies, Worm Holes, Black Holes And The Latest Discoveries In Astronomy
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "This gets a one, not just for poor presentation but because it doesn't tell anyone enough to get started in astronomy."
   
  
• Everything That Used To Have Eggs, Is Now Vegan
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "Due to poor formatting and dreadful English I can't recommend this book. It might be of interest to vegans, but with recipe ingredients like "Chocolate Cake Mix" this probably won't be too much use. "
   
  
• Raspberry Pi for Beginners
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "While this ebook does what it describes, this requires more technical knowledge than a beginner may possess and the odd english, typos, and broken code lines, make it a confusing read."
   
  
• How to win Friends and Influence People
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "A borrowed title with 46 pages of poor, sometimes unintelligible, grammar and paper-thin advice does not make for a good book."
   
  
• The Nicest Guy in Hell
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "For anyone expecting a humourous book, particularly given the cover and blurb, you will be very disappointed. I certainly was. Riddled with spelling, grammar, and formatting errors."
   
  
• Out of the Darkness
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "This book made me feel cheated. Whether it is a true memoir or not, it is an advert...literally designed to sell you the book: "The law of attraction"."
   
  
• Christmas with Uncle Nick and the Sugar Plum Fairies
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  " Get an illustrator and credit your images, and it would go up. "
   
  
• Vitality
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "It is a little too basic to appeal to space opera fans, and the formatting makes it difficult for readers to follow."
   
  
• Easy R Programming for Beginners
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "R may be a great language, but this book is not a good resource to learn it from. "
   
  
• The Wild Animal Society
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "The content is too adult for children, but I suspect too simplistic for most adult readers. "
   
  
• Stuart Dufflemeyer and the Master of Plagues
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "It may have been proof-read, but it really needs an editor."
   
  
• The Doppleganger
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "...utterly passive, never seeking answers and expecting that if she hides at home all her problems will go away."
   
  
• Sad stories: A collection of 35 so sad stories
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  " It receives a rating of one, read straight. For fans of the glurgiest of glurge it is a five."
   
  
• The Stolen Journey
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 1
  " A short story, full of spelling errors, little plot and less sense."
   
  
• Cleopatra : a women against the odds – Part 1
  (Review by Angel)
  Rating: 1
  "This is not a book that should be picked up."
   
  
• Miss Williams – A memoir
  (Review by Reader)
  Rating: 1
  "I do not like slating memoirs, but poor formatting and major structure issues with the content mean this is not a pleasure to read and of little historical value."