Q: Title: I want my time back Product review: Anyone who thinks this book is ideal for a beginning student better think again. My school inflicted this book upon my class and I and it caused most of the class to give up on Java for VB! Maybe this book is good for people who are intermediate or advanced. I wasted months pouring over this book when I could have bought Just Java or some other beginner book and gotten it right away.I don't think this book will make a good reference later either as there are no clear, simple exampes in it for later use. So all in all this book did nothing for me but waste my time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Worth the price Product review: This is a great album, and their rendition of Talk Talk is fantastic. Face to Face never disappoints. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Not a good sequel... Product review: This book picks up where "The Prince of the Pond" left off. Jimmy, the prince's frog child must go to the castle where his now human father is holding the terrible hag's ring. It was mildly interesting to see Jimmy be turned into a human boy, but otherwise, this was just a boring and bittersweet story. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Mellow Moby's "18" Product review: This is definitely Moby's most mellow, chill-out dance release yet. I bought the album because I wanted to hear other songs that sound similiar to the catchy, cool pop sound of "We are made of stars."Strangely, there were not any other Moby songs on the album that resemble it. The mood and style of Moby's 18 is urban jazzy, slow tempo. The album's mood is basically for the listener to either relax, meditate, or fall to sleep to. Just be prepared that if you decide on adding 18 to your collection, there isnt a part of this album that has any uptempo dance beats like Moby's last album "Play" contains. My album summary: Overall, Moby does'nt seem to create any inventive sounds, but it's competent music when anyone's in a laid-back mood. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
