Question: Title: Silly plot line leads to formulaic ending... Product review: This book can be summed up as such: Girl gets boy. Girl loses boy. Girl replaces boy with strong silent type and lives happily ever after. Ho-Hum!Other than a quick moving movie-of-the-week plot line this book offers little more substance than a store brand, caffeine free, diet soda. The events are predictable, the characters are formulaic and the circumstances are difficult to swallow (ask yourself why she didn't hire a lawyer early on...c'mon).The only thing that might have saved this book would have been a hard look at why her husband did what he did. But we can only guess at his motivation because...well...he was dead before the story began (literally). Sheesh.If you're on the beach or in a plane or killing time in a waiting room, and need something to occupy your mind for a stretch, pick up this nonsense and escape for a bit. But if, like me, you need something that is less Meg Ryan and more Meryl Streep then don't waste 300 pages here. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Uneven Toast, Broke in a Year Product review: Like other reviewers have said, it doesn't toast evenly. You have to flip the toast halfway through to get it to toast on each side. After a years time the toast carriage wouldn't stay down. The catch is broken. Stay away. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: The fifth revelation Product review: I really enjoyed the book by Kelly Elstrott. I listened to Kelly on a talk show one night and his insights inspired me to read the book and I'm glad I did. The book is a nice primer for the Urantia Book and I plan on abtaining a copy asap. My definition of a good book is one that inspires thought, reflection and the thirst for more. The fifth revelation falls into this category nicely. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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