Q: Title: no bugs Product review: seems to work pretty good, used on a remote property, no mesquitos in open water barrellsvery good if you have to leave water open Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: No color pictures, black and white pictures are not good definition Product review: I bought this book despite mediocre reviews as it was the only Belize book available for the kindle. Although the authors may have assumed most readers would only view the book on their kindle, I tend to do a lot of my reading from my PC. And I am sure I am not alone. Other travel books and several text books I've bought had lovely color pictures -- since it's digitial, why not -- minimal added cost. Otherwise seems to be OK. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Perfect compact lite weight blower Product review: Perfect for the current snow storms we are having in the Adirondacks. Will handle the 5-6 inches or more we get in each storm and shoots the snow far enough so we still have room far enough away for the next storm. Right now we have moved 4 feet of snow fluffy and wet in the 25 days we have had the blower. We have a flexible 50 foot cord tied around the handle so that the plug will not fall out of the plug and the rest of the cord is laid to one side as we walk. The cord can be slippery if walked on-so keep it to the side cleared.We keep it inside the house when not in use on top of the cover of a large plastic bin with a towel under it to absorb the water. Lite weight to carry up stairs, works with care on stairs , and has been a real gods send. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: A delightful story of city slickers in the country Product review: Cathleen Miller's story of leaving a sophisticated lifestyle in San Francisco, and, with her husband, creating a new life and restoring a 100 year old home in the middle of a Pensylvania corn patch is colorful, charming and sometimes just plain funny. Her ability to bring humor to otherwise horrible situations is a total delight. I couldn't imagine myself living through some of the daily problems she faced. The old fashioned coal heater for one -- even venturing down into the cellar gives me the creeps.Cathleen's memoir is an enjoyable read and I highly recommend it. Especially for those of us who have considered or thought about giving up city living and moving out to the "simple life" in the country. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
