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Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating:

Summary: Excellent Value
Comment: We liked this book. I did not find it "boaring". I think it is one of the more "readable" books of
this kind I've seen, not merely an index. The names are divided into thematic categories, each
section with an introduction. I thought this was a fresh approach. Some of the names are obscure -
we won't be calling for little Attracta or young Maelachlainn to get out of bed - but that comes
with the territory. Very good

Customer Rating:

Summary: Boaring
Comment: I thought that this book was not useful at all and I really regret buying it. I thought the names
were original but maybe a bit too original. I will be looking out for a similar book, but when
buying one next time I will take a bit more care.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Kind of Disappointed
Comment: This book was alright. It didn't have as many names as I had anticipated. I have other Irish Name
books that put this one to shame. Collin Gems is the best book by far!

Customer Rating:

Summary: Look at that!
Comment: We found this book very helpful, as it does not only provide a good number of names but also gives
information about pronunciation and background. Well - actually, to be quite honest - we used it to
find an appropiate name for our puppy, an Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier.

Customer Rating:

Summary: not just another name book
Comment: Surprisingly erudite. We chose Maeve

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