Q: Title: Great for Scripture memory! Product review: I received this cd back in 1993 when they were first being marketed. This cd and one titled "Overcoming Anxiety" were the first two shipped out in a Scripture song cd club. They are both very good. The songs are catchy and memorable. Many more cd's came out after these two, and I have purchased quite a few of them on ebay after they went out of print, but these two are still my favorites. I play them in the car and my kids have learned the Scriptures as well. It's a good mix of pop type music, some upbeat, some slow. I would highly recommend. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: A Powerful, Paralyzing, Perfect, Pachydermous Percussion Pitch Product review: It's Punny too. These cartoons are a treasure that has aged very well. Not only do you get 56 cartoons full of visual humor, verbal humor, sound and color, but you get a bucket load of fascinating extras. It was fun to learn about what happened when a bunch of creative people, with limited resources, were given some freedom to have fun at "Termite Terrace". My favorite cartoons are "Baseball Bugs", "Deduce, You Say", "Haredevil Hare", and "Speedy Gonzales", but all 56 are funny. Now that I'm a dad, I can't wait to share the fun with my son. That's all, folks. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Promises a lot delivers so so Product review: I was looking for another off shoot of The Da Vinci Code, so perhaps this is why this book was so disappointing. The writing for me was too bland. Robinson could have taken the theme and run away with it. Unfortunately, all he did was walk. A "nice" read, but nothing extraordinary. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Cliche... Product review: This is a new author that needs to work a little on his originality. Honestly, I felt like I'd seen this exact content a million times before in the past few years. Cadre presented "Ready, Okay" in a cliche form, and it was extremely difficult to maintain my interest long enough to finish the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
