Q: Title: Punny Product review: This is the second book in the Thursday Next series, and is every bit as good as the first. In Lost in a Good Book, Thursday Next must save the world while trying to rescue her eradicated husband Landen. Fforde's writing is humorous, making for a quick, light read. Several reviewers said this book is darker than the first, which I suppose it is, though it never would have occurred to me. It has very little violence and given the nature of Fforde's universe everything is reversible, so what does it matter if the attacks on Thursday are a little more personal in this book? I plan on reading the rest of the series, but I think I'll take a break and clean the puns out of my brain before I start another one. Fforde's humor is great, but I just can't read punny humor continuously. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Awsome!! Product review: I am a born again Christian and I must say, that out of all the gospel mucic that I have heard I am blessed and uplifted every time I listen to this. The music is great and the lyrics to every song is spiritual and uplifting. I listen to it everytime I need to renew my Faith in Christ. I thank the lord for you everytime I listen. SP.....may God continue to bless you in your music ministry Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Anticlimactic. Product review: This has to be the most horribly produced game from Sierra I've ever played. The storyboard artists and creators must have been off their rocker. The graphics were pretty, the battles were somewhat exciting, but the delivery fell completely short. The combat and stats were horribly unbalanced, to the point where when I played the game the first time, I found it extremely difficult, and the second time I played it, it was a breeze just because I spent time levelling my characters up. The voice acting was mediocre. The story sounds promising in the beginning, especially with this series' reputation, but it finds itself to be completely anticlimactic in the end. So if you like pretty graphics and good music only in a game, pick this one up perhaps. But I'd rather just throw Lord of the Rings in my DVD player, because this is a sore excuse for a game or a story. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Netliving review Product review: I have owned an executive search firm for 37 years, and networking is the basis of my business. This book expands networking in business to "netliving," which covers every facet of your life. It is an easy book to read while covering many subjects... mentoring, second careers and retirement to name a few. The author provides the tools and information needed to establish networks in all aspects of life, from the building of relationships to finding direction and guidance. It is good for all ages, and illustrates techniques for living a more enjoyable, balanced and successful life. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
