Title: The journey home. Product review: Not only is this book intelligent, but it calls on the reader to find her own creativity. So often we are told what to like and where to buy it. While these things can be helpful, if what you really want is to express yourself in your surroundings, then Yes/No Design will lead you within to uncover and create.Living in a consumer culture, it is easy to get out of touch with our own expressive sides, and I really like how Ms. Love encourages us to take that journey back to our most original selves. If you are willing to complete the exercises and look at them as a whole, what you can find is nothing short of your self.I think Yes/No Design is a text on how to distill out the essence of design as an act of personal creation. Rather than paying Ms. Love to tell us what to like, we are gaining something far more valuable with the purchase of this book -- a guide to our own creativity which we can then use to decorate our homes and every other area of our lives. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Lucas Menace Product review: Oh, man, this movie has no substance. It's a fest of special effects spread amongst a group of actors that has no material to work upon (including the poor Jake Lloyd...).Ok, we have something similar to a plot, but it's so derivative and inocuous when compared with the classic trilogy, that you just can't stand it.The atmosphere of the movie has no suspense, no lurking danger, no sense of imminent disaster like the others. IT's all about trying hard to create a new phenomenal franchise in the style of Star Trek. But all the Star Trek movies at least had a soul of their own.The PHANTOM MENACE simply has no soul, no matter how hard Lucas and the army of special effects guys must have worked. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: what were they thinking? Product review: this movie doesnt even begin to describe patheticwhat was the point out of watching the movie besides giving high school seniors ideas of their college party tripsthese pathetic MTV kids give americans like me a bad nameis this the only reason people go to college nowadays?this is a message to any college student who shames their name by partying day after day:Overdose and die so theres more room for me on this earth! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I LOVE J Picoult's works -- EXCEPT this one! Product review: What a disappointment. I've read everything published by Ms. Picoult and loved nearly all of it until this book. She fails to create a plausible picture of the factors compelling Em to be desperately suicidal, and why-oh-why wouldn't Chris try to get the woman he loves help? -- that is help to live, not to die? Unlike Picoult's usual work, The Pact is awkward and slow-moving, and the plot is full of holes. Too bad; not up to Picoult's standards. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
