Title: Got to have book for scrappers! Product review: This book is a must have for any scrapper. I saw this at a workshop and used it while I was there and just had to have it. The pages I have made with the sayings or quotes are just so much cuter and more adorable. It really makes the scrapbook page stand out more with a great quote or title. They have tons of different sayings and each one of them is awesome. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: honey let's get a boat Product review: It's the kind of story that needs to be update; and, this is out of date. The Intracoastal waterway is forever changing, so this is dated. The cost of the trip information is an example of how out of date this is - just look at the fuel. And, some of the marinas have changed or not there any longer. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Awsome behind the scenes book Product review: I thought Michael Holley's description of a team that had so many losing and dysfuncitonal seasons, to becoming the model NFL franchise, was truly terrific. It is a great easy to read book for those who don't read much and it provides a lot of behind the scenes stuff that you wouldn't find in any other analysis of how the team functions.It shows how everything in a franchise needs to be in order to have sucess; from a smart owner who knows that the key to success is communication with the coach, to the genius coach and his assistants who come up with mastermind schemes and motivational techniques, to the exceptionally intelligent players who may not be superstars but are supremely good 'football players', even down to the scouts and the combnines.This is a must read for any Patriots fan and any football fan for that matter. Awesome book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Mouth Watering! Product review: This book is terrific. A great fluffy summer read, whether or not you like to cook. The author shifts between light-hearted backyard over-the-fence neighborly chat to poignant musings on funeral food (my favorite chapter). My only beef with the book is that the last chapter or two don't really have much to do with food or eating. I was left with the feeling of just having a wonderful meal, with anticipation of an equally fantastic dessert which doesn't come. But don't let that discourage you from reading this book -- it is truly a stand-out. I've ordered a couple for gifts. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
