Title: Poor customer service Product review: The stroller itself is decent for the price. It rides smoothly and has a 5 pt harness. However, it's virtually impossible to steer with one hand. We've had the stroller for 3 yrs with minimal use. The rubber footrest just broke and customer service said it cannot be replaced since it is riveted on--poorly designed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Reads like a poorly done Dirk Pitt wanna-be Product review: I read the book and kept getting the impression that the writer was trying to pull off a Dirk Pitt type novel... and failing. The character's were never really developed, the Naitaka who are suppose to be mysterious and hardly ever seen are all over the place, and there was too much coincidence for me with the lead character happening to look for the 'monster' at the exact time he would be most likely be able to find one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: One for the Money, Two for the Dough, Three to Get Deadly Product review: I read this because someone recommended Janet Evonovich's books as being good reads - pretty hilarious- etc. I had also seen a couple of her books on the best seller list. I could not get into them at all. They are very simple with character development that doesn't really occur. When I read I am usually able to picture a character in my mind - not so with these books.To me, the recommend was highly over rated. If you want to read something simple, fast and easy on an airplane to kill time - maybe - otherwise skip Evonovich. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Lest Ye Be Judged Product review: Sherry has certainly done a thorough job of "tracking" Greene, with the result that one gets a rather full picture of this writer. It's easy to throw around words like "great" and so on when talking about Greene, especially if you like him, but in the end I see him as a very entertaining writer who never achieved greatness. (Compare him to Joyce or Tolstoy and you'll see what I mean.) Sherry is a bit of a busy-body and gets into some strange "politically correct" judgments, criticizing Greene for not being properly appreciative of the 'natives' about whom he said many condescending, but possibly accurate things. Sherry seems not to be able to understand why Greene couldn't say nice things about everybody in the same way opportunistic journalists seem able to manage. Well, I don't have the answer to that, except to say that Greene's generation (see Waugh and Orwell) didn't have much patience for propaganda. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
