Title: Wheels within wheels . . . Product review: A few years ago, Chabon wrote a well-received novel, _The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay,_ about two comic book impresarios in the 1930s, `40s, and `50s. Their greatest creation was the Escapist. It's only fitting that the fictional character of a fictional author in a fictional comic book come to life in a real book. A dozen or so writers and artists come together to present a series of stories from the Escapist's career, rendered in the styles of four or five decades, and Chabon and Malachi Cohen surround them with relevant history and literary/artistic criticism. One of the main supporting characters, Luna Moth, also gets a couple of stories. The best thing in this volume, though, is "The Lady or the Tiger," supposedly published in 1976 -- and which Glen Gold's introduction makes clear was the literary peak of the (fictional) series. Finally, the classic comic book "advertising" on the back cover is a hoot, especially the bit on bar codes! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Dependency R Us Product review: There's good material in this book, but the overriding theme gets old- that if you are involved with an abuse survivor, you must be screwed up yourself with some sort of dependency "disorder." Co-dependent, Primary dependencies, secondary dependencies- they are all here. A far better book is "Allies in Healing." It provides constructive information for helping your partner, and yourself. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: cheap, thin wrong size not PRIME Product review: AMAZON DID NOT DELIVER IN TWO DAYS AS PROMISED BY PRIME, SHIRT MIS-MARKED LOOKED LIKE A SAIL - SEE THROUGH CHEAP "COTTON" TOO LONG OF A TAIL FOR LADIES LOOK ELSEWHERE. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Twelve "GREAT" Short Songs!!! Product review: When I bought this album, I knew this album was gonna be a great one knowing all three Danny Wilson's albums, "Meet Danny Wilson," "Bebop Moptop," and "Sweet Danny Wilson." This album simply exceeded my expectation, and I loved every single song in the album. The entire album is only less than 40 min, but this album has such a quality that makes me want to listen over and over. Poetic and romantic lyrics and melodies could take you to the world of imagination. I just can't say enough about this album. If you liked Danny Wilson, you are going to like this album! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
