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Title: A story that stays with you Product review: The Poisonwood Bible is an excellent chronicle of one family's evolution. My only complaint is that it peaks too early, with the novel's climax coming around page 350 -- with 200 pages left to wind down. I felt like each of the characters was very rich and well developed. My favorite was the mother, whose voice we rarely got to hear. But when she did narrate a chapter, it seemed she was answering all the questions the reader would be asking/demanding of her. I felt very emotionally attached to these characters, as the author did a formidable job of developing their fully believable, individual personas. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: where is the scent? Product review: My medicine cabinet is full of Aura Cacia products, and I am especially fond of the Rose oils, so this bath product was irresistible to me. But I was very sadly disappointed because there was hardly any fragrance whatsoever. The other less "precious" bath salts from Aura Cacia, like the patchouli-orange, have a lasting scent for a true aromatherapy bath experience. But in this product, you can smell rose in the packet, however once it's in the bath the aroma is gone.I will not be purchasing this again. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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unflattering


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Title: No Hold! Product review: I got this battery with a Nokia phone. I have to charge it everyday even though I use the phone less than an hour each day. I received a replacement and it's no better.If you can use any other battery for your device do it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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