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Title: It was the best short story book I have ever read. Product review: I am a eighteen and live in Kansas. I have been best friends with this girl for years. We are starting to seperate from each other lately. Last night she called and read poems and short stories out of this book. We cried together for hours over the phone, and because of this book we are hanging out more and we are like how we were before. Thank you and I reccomeened that we this book to all other teenagers who are going through problems, which is everyone. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Finally a lesbian themed movie that leaves you with a smile Product review: I wish more movies were made like this, the girl likes girl story line is subtle, the actresses are playing their parts convincingly, it is a light hearted feel good movie with a campy sense of humor.I have seen quite a few lesbian themed movies, and this one shoots right to the top of my favorites in my collection.This movie is definitely something you can see again and again over time.The only thing that was a shame is that the original "short" is not on the DVD, and the cast commentary is rather weak.It is the best 'lesbian' themed movie I have seen in a long time and to my opinion is only superseded by 'tipping the velvet' and 'Fingersmith'. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Poems in Groups and Why Product review: This is one of my favorite books of literary criticism of poetry. If you have ever wondered why and how poets group their poems into sets, this is the book for you. What makes a successful grouping? Which poets made successful groupings of poems and why do these sets work? This is a great book for poets who are wondering how to combine a pile of poems into a sequence. In music a piano sonata may have a first movement (sonata-allegro) a slow second movement, a minuet or scherzo third movement and a finale rondo or sonata-rondo. How do poets set up similar patterns in their work. What can a poem gain by its placement in a sequence? Why might a poet rearrange poems in a sequence? I find this book fascinating, and young poets would do well to take a look! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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