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Title: Clever, accessible - actually a page-turner! Product review: "The Bush Agenda" by Antonia Juhasz is a very accessible but also rigorously scholarly book. I am fascinated by her clever, subtle wit - you'd think it would be hard to make a subject such as the dastardly story of economic globalization fun, but Juhasz does it. Interspersed with interesting bits of personal memoir (She was there at many historical moments), I have found the book very hard to put down. Her wry style is refreshing and makes for an intriguing, enlightening read. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Snicker, chortle, snicker, weep Product review: Mildred Lathbury is a hilariously sharp but kind observer as she becomes embroiled in the romantic messes of both the Father at her church and her exotic new neighbours. Along the way, Mildred reevaluates her own role as one of the "excellent women" who can always be relied upon for a hot cup of tea or help polishing church brasses.Excellent Women often had me cackling out loud, though sometimes it was the kind of laughter that comes from giving the funny bone a solid whack on the table. The subject matter and understated humour justify comparisons with Austen's Persuasion though the tone and style remind me rather more of Rose MacAuley's Towers of Trebizond. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: yay! Product review: I love this book. Ellen Dugan is funny, down-to-earth, and no-nonsense. She's so charming and informative that it's easy to forgive her unabashed adoration of knick-knacks and over-the-top holiday decorations. A real treat for a kindred garden witch. Thanks and write some more books please! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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