Q: Title: Rather have the new one Product review: I just bought an older version from a friend having a garage sale for $5.00...I would much rather have this one if I had known. Old or new little ones will enjoy this. It has kept my daughter busy...we have the house too and enjoy it also.I do like the new farm more...with the sounds and interaction it offers. Both gives littles ones lots of imagination!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Misguided Wisdom Product review: This book does highlight some important issues in women's health care. However, as someone whose first born child was stillborn this past summer, I was extremely put off by the sections in the book that deal with pregnancy loss and infertility. The idea that miscarriages,"poor pregnancy outcomes," and infertility is the result of maternal ambivalence and communicating maternal stress (which is vaguely described in the book as emotional stress and conflicts about motherhood) is complete hogwash and harmful to those women and men who are suffering and grieving. People in these situations are already trying to come to terms with sorrowful circumstances and do not need to be told that they were to blame. Readers beware! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Love this product!! Product review: Have used this product for several years to waterproof horse blankets. I use the wash-in too, but this is especially good for those really worn out ones that you want to squeeze out just one more season. Great buy! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: A brillant story well told Product review: I thought that this was an incredible story of a Russian agent Zeev Avni who penetrated the Mossad.His story read like a novel with the advantage that it was true.I found it stunning how easy it was to catch him. The Russians never coached him what to say maybe because to the Russians a caught spy had little value anyway so why bother. Still that costed them a valuable spy.Later I found it fascinating the way his outlook changed because of Khrushchev's speech against Stalin. I found it interesting the way he changed away from a communism. I see a likeness between his change from communism in jail and Arthur Koestler's who also in jail turned against communism.I do wish the book would have covered more what Zeev Avni's actually did both in WW2 in a Soviet espionage in Switzerland and later in the Mossad. Either would make a great sequel although I suspect the secrets he told the Russians are still marked not to be released in Israel. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
