Title: A perfect world Product review: Stella has a perfect body, a perfect son and a perfect house. She has a perfect job that she isn't really happy with but that is OK because she has made perfect investments and she is an talented artist so she doesn't need it. The only thing that she doesn't have is a perfect man so she goes on a perfect holiday and finds one. Is there anyone out there that can actually relate to anything that happens in this book? Reading this is like stumbling into the secret daydream fantasy of the author, you get the feeling that you shouldn't really be here and that these things would be best left to her own inner world. An uncomfortable book to read and one that I couldn't wait to finish. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: fiction Product review: not bad as fiction. the entire book may be read online. However it is fiction that, unfortunately, seems to be regarded as a non-fiction source.An original review of the book:Review of 'Letters of Pontius Pilate', Manchester Guardian, 30 March 1928Crozier's interests in Latin and Greek classics and the Bible inspired his writing. His first novel, 'Letters of Pontius Pilate - Written during his Governorship of Judea to His Friend Seneca in Rome', was published in 1928, and is reviewed in the Manchester Guardian by Professor Herford of Manchester University. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Caveat Emptor Product review: Just so you know, the editorial review of this product says that it's a keychain, but it's actually a magnet-backed frame... for your fridge, for your locker, but NOT for your keys. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: the most dissapointing movie i have ever seen. Product review: earlier this year i saw the musical, then i read the book, and i have to say that this movie does neither of them justice. valjean's character is not the way hugo visioned him - he loved cosette in every way possible and never would have hit her, nor would he have smiled at javert's death. eponine and enjolras weren't there at all, the two characters crucial to the themes of the story, the former showing the wretchedness of the poor and the latter showing the people who gave their life to france and to freedom. if you want to see this done properly, see the musical. it may not be realistic, but it properly conveys the depth and themes of the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
