Title: Awesome book! Product review: My son is 3 years old and he loves this book!It really helped him understand his allergy to peanut.It make's him happy that Allie wears the same bracelet that he does.Great book. We recommend!!!!!!!!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bittersweet Candy Product review: This novel incorporates a mixture of complex and sometimes conflicting themes- love, hope, and addiction.You join the narrator and his girlfriend Candy on a roller-coaster ride of heroin addiction, which quickly spirals out of control. For these characters, each day becomes a desperate struggle to maintain their heroin addiction, and ,in the same light, a battle to find a reason to quit. It becomes clear that the characters not only fear the pain of withdrawl, but also the severe reality which they must face without heroin as their emotional crutch.As I read this book, I wanted the characters' love for one another to survive. However,in order to escape their addiction, to truly move toward a new future, they would have to escape their past...including their past with one other.This book is terrifying and frustrating at times, and, although bittersweet, you're confident it could not have ended any other way. Satisfying and touching story. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Love Chucky! Product review: I love chucky so when I saw this I knew I had to buy it. They need to come out with another. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Great Disappointment for a Holmes Fan Product review: Fullenkamp's "Flying Dutchman" has a mildly interesting story but is really too fantastical for a true Holmes tale. So much of it is not even remotely true to the Canon that it makes me think Fullenkamp had no intention of paying homage to the Canon. Among many other things, he introduces a element of religion that is not found in any of Doyle's writings. I was particularly unhappy that Fullenkamp writes that Holmes was emotionally and sexually abused by a woman teacher as a boy. Where does he get this stuff? The book has many of the problems with self-published books: misspellings, punctuation errors, use of wrong words, etc. Examples of the latter include "navel" for "naval," "yielded" for "wielded," and "exercised" for "exorcised." Unless you don't mind wasting a little money on this one, don't buy it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
