Question: Title: Excellent! Product review: When I first got this book I was a little skeptical thinking an artist as gifted as de kooning couldnt be captured in a little book, particularly an artist in the abstract field. Glad to say I was wrong. The author accomplishes what she sets out to do:- comprehensive overview of de kooning's life and works; - introducing non-lovers of abstract art (not me but friends) in a non-overbearing manner to the world of abstract art; - highlighting de kooning's major works.Accomplishing the above in a small book the size of a cd that you can read in one airline flight is pretty impressive. Aftert reading it I felt I knew de kooning -- already one of my favorite artists -- even more than I did before and I will certainly get other books in this series on different artists. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Awesome Family Fun Product review: We bought this over the Thanksgiving Holiday to give us all something to do. Our 8 year old creamed all the grown-ups and we all had a blast. Easy to get the hang of and fun for all ages. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Can't wait for it to be over Product review: I probably have a chapter left to go and i can't wait for this book to be over. I get no pleasure out of the the main characters, I wouldn't want them as friends and I really wish they had more of a sense of humor. I don't get why Martin and May got together in the first place and why they felt they had to get married a few weeks after meeting. I couldn't find anything they had in common. I'm irritated by May's constant harping about Martin's father when it's absolutely clear Martin has good reasons for feeling the way he does.Spoiler -- Martin comes home late at night after a bruising hockey game and a three-hour drive to be with May and the first thing she does is talk about reconciling with his estranged father. When he says he needs to rest, she doggedly pursues the topic. What? What kind of spouse does that? I don't blame him for leaving either. In fact, I wish he'd never come back and then the book would be over. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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