Ques: Title: Interesting! Product review: The movie is in black and white, which adds to the authenticity. Johnny Depp plays the role well. All star cast. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: A tiresome read! Product review: Mr. Hershey has written some beautiful descriptions of the nature that surrounds him. He writes it over and over and over again. This is a tedoius little New Age book that can only be appreciated by those whose spiritually is grounded in "our Mother Earth". Everthing Mr. Hershey has to convey is said in the first chapter (possible in the foreward). Granted, we all need to stop and smell the roses, however Mr Hershey would have the reader fall face down in the roses and never get up. I did not like the rude language, and the quotes used lead me to beleive that Mr. Hershey as abandonded his Christian roots. I would not, will not recommend this book to my friends. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: STAR WARS AS HARD-CORE SCI-FI?!? Product review: THIS BOOK GETS OFF TO A GOOD BEGINNING WITH ANAKIN TRYING TO RECAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF PODRACING IN THE TRASH TUNNELS OF CORUSCANT, HOWEVER IT QUICKLY DEGENERATES INTO A HARD TO FOLLOW, DIFFICULT TO SLOG THROUGH DESCRIPTION OF A WORLD WHERE FABULOUS SPACE CRAFT ARE ORGANICALLY GROWN TO SPECIFICALLY MATCH THE OWNER.THERE ARE A COUPLE OF INTERESTING FORESHADOWS FOR ANAKIN AND AN APPEARANCE BY THE FUTURE GRAND MOFF TARKIN, BUT THESE ARE THE ONLY WORTHWHILE PORTIONS OF THE BOOK.QUITE FRANKLY, YOU SHOULD PURCHASE THIS BOOK ONLY IF YOU ARE A DIE HARD FAN OF HARD-CORE SCI-FI. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: Good history of mathematics Product review: A very interesting history of mathematics by british author Stuart Hollingdale. The book is arranged in chronological order, with the first chapter dealing with the mathematics of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia and the last chapter with the latest developments in math. The mathematics of ancient Greece is covered very thoroughly, in particular. Each chapter, with the exception of the first one, takes the work of one mathematician to analyze the mathematics of the period. One can argue with the book here and there (putting Einstein as a mathematician, covering very little of 20th century developments) but all in all this is a good volume. Note: while the book is not overly complex, it is not for the completely uninitiated either, as it supposes some previous knowledge of math to understand it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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