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Title: Far from his best work... Product review: Fugitive Nights is pretty disappointing compared to some great novels like: The Delta Star, The Choirboys, and The Blue Knight. His last trip to the desert in The Secrets of Harry Bright was, as was much of his early work, a story cops could relate to and enjoy reading. Much of his newer work (Fugitive Nights, The Golden Orange, Finnegan's Week, etc)involve characters who are burn-outs or alcoholics. Stories like these are somewhat cliched, and do not typify most police officers. While they do exist, these characters detract from the story instead of adding to it. Perhaps being out of police work for so many years has left Mr. Wambaugh without a sense of what it's like, or how interesting the working cops still are. It's too bad because his early work was very real AND entertaining. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Nice movie about my culture compared to other Disney movies! Product review: The Disney version is different from the real story of Hua Mulan. In the real one, the Imperial Army didn't find out that Mulan was a girl until afterwards. Also, in the true story, there was no talking dragon named Mushu nor was there any cricket named Crickee. There are some flat characters and stereotype in the story, but it still shows a lot about my culture. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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flattering


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Title: An incredibly moving historical journey... Product review: This book just blew me away. I was very skeptical about the topic at first, but Diamant's writing sucks you into the story immediately. The bond between the women in this story is completely compelling and believable, and this book puts a fascinating spin on the relationships only hinted at in the Bible. Dinah is an incredible protagonist whose desire to love and be loved is at once her undoing and her salvation. Her survival is inspiring. The end of this book had me in tears. Beyond Biblical and beyond purely historical, this book is a moving testament of one family and the things that bind them together and tear them apart. A must read, in my opinion. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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