Title: Self-absorbed woman takes self-absorbed journey... Product review: I really can't call this a full review it as I couldn't get past the first leg of her journey in Italy. This was chosen by a member of my book club. I read 30 pages and put it down and dreaded picking it up again. I managed about 50 more pages but couldn't go back. The author's tone is whiny and tries too hard to be witty. I had no sympathy for her so I could not get invested in her need to find herself. I will gladly pass this book along rather than have it waste space on my shelf as I have no desire to continue the author's "journey". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Heavy Duty Clothes Pins- NO! Product review: Same gauge and weight as ones I bought at the "Dollar Store". They easily break apart. I have no idea how they can possible label these as "heavy duty". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: ick. Product review: I purchased this Goat's Rue after reading that it was a somewhat effective treatment for PCOS. I wish I hadn't read that. It tastes absolutely VILE. It was all I could do to choke it down each day. I HAD to mix it with water, though it says not to take it with more than 2oz. (I mixed it with maybe an ounce or two.) There was really no other way to get it into my body without mixing it with water. It smells like dirt but tastes a hundred times worse.I can't really say if it worked, because after about a month I just couldn't stomach it anymore. During the time I took it, I didn't notice a change in my cycles or any noticeable change in ANYTHING at all.If you want to try it, Amazon definitely has the best price. Motherlove brand is the best from what I've heard/read, but their website charges far more for the same size. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great gift from the Diocese Product review: When my fiancee and I decided to get married and went to talk to our parish priest, he presented us with this text. It has proven to be a wonderful planning aid for my fiancee and me. We have enjoyed reading all of the readings and deciding which ones will be used in our Mass. For those who want to plan a wedding that recognizes that Marriage is a Sacrament, and says this and remains Catholic through-and-through Champlin's text is an excellent source. We also purchased several other books, including "Perspectives On Marriage with Catholic Wedding Ceremony," and Chris Aridas' excellent "Your Catholic Wedding." Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
