Ques: Title: Wonderful gift Product review: I love this book -- an example of the Celtic art of the early church and most beautiful timeless prayers that also reflect the wide encompassing view of Celtic thought. Thanks, I bought three and gave them to daughters. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: Even For Boys Product review: Riding Freedom is a great book. I bet boys are thinking they won't like it because the main character is a girl. That's not true. Boys will like it, too. The story starts when young Charlotte is orphaned duing a storm. She grows up in an orphanage. When she runs away the adventure begins. To find out what happens, read this great book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: A Resource You DO NOT Want Your Competitors To Have! Product review: Businesses frequently languish in the hands of leaders who choose to follow the beaten path of conventional wisdom. Mitchell and Coles provide the ultimate lesson in progressive thinking. "The Ultimate Competitive Advantage" will open your eyes to an unlimited world of business innovation and greater profitability simply by changing the way you think, and by keeping the development process rolling. Constant change is proving to be the new standard of modern business, and those who remain stagnant will not remain in the game for long! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: A dime a dozen Product review: I have been through many, many "anti-Mormon" books since I started studying Mormonism. While this book gives a general synopsis of Mormonism, even I (an "anti-Mormon" protestant) could refute this book. While 20 years ago when this book was written, these arguments were solid, the crew at FARMS (huge Mormon apologist organization) has already refuted much (if not all) of the content in this book.I am sure he knows and has studied much concerning Mormonism, but the world of Mormonism has changed over the past 20 years. While many Mormons will give this a 1 star and condemn it to hell, and many evangelists will praise God for this book, I give it 2 stars. After reading through so many of these types of books, I have become quite selective about which book is good and which is not. For a solid read on Mormonism, pick up Letters to a Mormon Elder by James White or any Bill McKeever literature. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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