Title: Little Women book Product review: This book brought back memories of reading and seeing movie many years ago. Enjoyed reading it on my Kindle Fire. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: No Fun At All?! Product review: Sweden continues to prove itself as the world's second California as far as modern punk rock goes, producing great bands such as Millencolin, Satanic Surfers and the increasingly successful No Fun At All. No Straight Angles is a very impressive album by the Swedish surf/skate core punk outfit. The album plays at a very fast pace, and you can hear the adrenalin being conveyed through their music. This album reminds me a lot of Pennywise during their Unknown Road / About Time era. The contrast between hardcore guitar riffs and the melodic vocals of the singer works a treat. The album stays consistent and every song will have you jumping round while listening. The two best songs "I can't believe it's True" and "It won't be long" are back to back. A great album to listen to when you want to get all that bent-up energy out of you! Excellent. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great Mystery Novel Written By A New Author Product review: Mr. Lewis captured my attention from the start and held me captive until the end. I enjoyed the book thoroughly and hated when it ended. I would reccomend it to all mystery lovers. I look forward to his next book, and hope it is forthcoming soon. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This is a good book. Product review: The book is full of skills that helps programmers solve common problems when programming in MFC. Some problems exist: I found one "How-to" appeared twice in different parts of the book. Also, some programs on "Toolbars and Status Bars" have bugs. For example, the "ProgressMeter" application should derive CMeterBar from CStatusBar instead of CStatusBarCtrl. These are minor problems that can be easily corrected - I hope the authors have already done that. Besides all these problems, I still think this is a very good book on MFC programming. It prevents you from reinventing the wheel (many times). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
