Q: Title: Pure Entertainment Product review: Kelley Armstrong has done a fine job in writing a book so entertaining that it keeps your interest from start to finish. I was moved by the realistic difficulties the heroine had in dealing with narrowminded Covenmates who should have been supportive but who instead rejected and ultimately betrayed her in her time of need. The difficulties one faces in raising a teenager are challenging enough without the added stress of a custody battle. The book is fantasy however I found the parallels to "real life" poignant. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Great design, but poor quality control Product review: I loved the cord storage of this compact travel charger for my Nokia phone, but this charger stopped working in less than three months. My two original Nokia chargers also failed in less than a year. Meanwhile, all of the other (non-Nokia) chargers that I've bought in the last five years are still working fine! The two Nokia 6015i phones I've owned (the first one died) also have had more quality control problems than I've ever had before with a cellular phone, so I'm avoiding Nokia products now. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Manners taught by Goofy & Mickey! Product review: Heedless of adolescence, my children will huddle up to share The Disney Book of Elegant Manners when I read it to my much younger nieces -- who clamor for it whenever they visit. Clever and thought provoking, this book gives you the chance to visit with children about the "why" of manners and makes it fun. The illustrations are captivating and employ all the esteemed Disney characters (of old, that is!) and the manners are instructed in verse. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Incredible Detail Product review: When I recieved this atlas as a gift last year I was ecstatic. No more rellying on torn, bent, and small front page maps any more.This is an incredibly comprehensive work. Not only is there a wonderfully clear and easy to read map on nearly every page, but also commentary on how that map relates to the text.I definetely recommend this to any true Tolkien fan. Lots of detailed building layout maps are also included. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
