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So far, the book has talked about swing set up and the pre shot routine. I have enjoyed reading the book and have put some of the tips included into practice on the golf course. Next in the book is the full swing. I think I will learn a lot about it and its mechanics.

I have enjoyed this book so far because it has given me a lot of knowledge about the golf swing and I have been able to apply this knowledge in my practice sessions.

This book gets more interesting after every page. I have continued learning about Tiger's mindset and routine before hitting every shot.

This book gives a basic understanding of the technique in the golf swing. So far, I have learned some drills and practice routines that I have tested. I hope to see good results in the near future.

This book gives Tiger Woods' personal knowledge of the golf swing. I am very interested in finding out more about what he thinks when he plays

This book continues to impress me with suspense and strong emotions coming from desperation in a small town.

As I continue into the book, I start to get a glimpse of what humans would do with a problem like this. I look forward to reading more of this book. I wonder if there will be a second book.

I am enjoying this book greatly. The fact that it shows a problem that could happen in the modern world makes it very interesting (computers stop working worldwide).

So far, about half way through the book, I have learned to admire Teddy Roosevelt because he was so determined to be involved in politics. Even though he lost his run for Governor in New York, he still persevered when he ran the next time.

I haven't used the computer in the past 3 days, so I will pretend as if I was reading the book. So far, I have enjoyed this biography because it gives great insight of Teddy Roosevelt's childhood illnesses and his daily life. He was home schooled and I find that very strange.

Now that I am nearly finished with this book, I can say that the book slowed down from the last update. There wasn't as much action and there was a lot more dialogue. The author, Eoin Colfer still continues doing a great job in characterizing Artemis and Opal (Protagonist and Antagonist).

So far, I am very impressed with the emphasis that Eoin Colfer puts into characterizing Artemis, and Opal (the antagonist). Opal seems to be an incarnation of pure evil. Artemis is a quiet genius, but his intentions (good or bad) are unclear. The other characters aren't so relevant. There is a lot of thoughts characterization on Artemis. I like that because I get to know how Artemis thinks and what he plans.