Title: Don't Waste Your Money Product review: on this book, unless you wish to follow the mindless politically correct rewritten version of history that you find pretty much everywhere these days. I am a teacher, a historian, and a woman whose ancestors fought proudly for the Union Army. That said, I recognize this book for what it is. If you're really looking for something historically accurate, then you would better spend your money on books which detail - even for this age group - the War Between the States in much more realistic and honest terms. They are out there. Though I'm not quite as passionate as some of the reviewers below, I agree with their sentiment entirely. This book is simply fluff with almost no historical value - actually, it's worse than that, because it does perpetuate false stereotypes. It's especially bad because it's done in the guise of educational fiction. Shame on Scholastic. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Disapointing Product review: Just a bit too big for a standard stove. Didn't like the coating on the pan, couldn't use metal tools and was sensative too much heat. So I returned it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Eighteen Minutes Product review: On my copy of The Blair Witch Project, there are fifteen minutes of commercials and trailers before the feature. Then, there are eighteen minutes where they discuss the topic of the title, The Blair Witch. After which we get over an hour of "We're lost", "The map", "Your Fault", "Go South", "The map", "We're lost", etc. And that voice of that girl! Argh! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The usual vintage, with an extra sparkle Product review: Mortimer's 1996 collection of six Horace Rumpole stories, delivers the expected treat, with one special departure. Recounted with his usual consumate dry wit, Rumpole's solutions to murder and social mayhem in his legal chambers and at home dovetail cleverly.But this time there's one unusual addition ? "Hilda's Story" is narrated by She Who Must Be Obeyed, giving her own take on marriage and proving a great help to a more than usually beleagured Rumpole. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
