Title: Untitled Product review: The Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is about a boy named Bryan Robeson who goes to visit his divorced father for the summer. As he is flying towards his destination of Canada, the plane crashes, leaving Bryan as the lone survivor. He is stranded in the wilderness with only the clothes he is wearing and the hatchet his mother gave him as a farewell gift. Bryan must learn to survive in wild with the knowledge of the divorce and The Secret that caused it, tormenting him at every moment.I really enjoyed this book, because, although it has scarcely any dialogue, Paulsen manages to keep you interested, keeps you reading, curious about Bryan's fate. You start to wonder what you would do if in Bryan's shoes. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Friendly book Product review: Some really interesting psychological insights into childhood, a nice mix of psychology and philosophy all presented in a very friendly and kind manner. Language style is very accessible and reads more like a friendly voice. Helpful and comforting. Gives you the chance to take another look at yourself and those around you, perhaps even sparking off awareness of how you deal with others and what you say to children around you. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Taylor's "Cool HTML" -- A Real Winner! Product review: As a small company with no knowledge of HTML or web technology, we were overwhelmed by the thought of taking over the task of revamping and expanding the site someone else had started for us (which needed help...). Then someone recommended this book by Dave Taylor and, after reading just a few chapters, we were off and running!Creating Cook HTML 4 Web Pages is a real blessing to anyone needing to design and manage a web site. Dave Taylor makes HTML easy to understand and enjoyable, even for the novice. What was once intimidating for us -- redesigning and maintaining our company site (www.totallyhealthy.com) -- is now FUN and rewarding as we see our web site improving and the orders and positive feedback increasing!The CD that accompanies the book is great and the author is kind enough to make himself available by e-mail for questions, highly unusual and most helpful. BUY THIS BOOK AND USE IT!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bad aftertaste Product review: I have been gluten free for almost ten years, and this is probably # 5 in the top ten worst substitutes I have ever tried. It had a weird, bitter aftertaste that was very prevalent in the waffles, not as much in the sweeter coffee cake but still very off-putting. Also, the cake batter was too thick to pour and I had to smear it into the pan. Hodgson Mill needs to change this produce or lose it all together. It is sad because I love their gluten free oats, buckwheat cereal, flax seed, baking powder, xanthan gum, etc. I would try Pamela's multi-purpose baking mix, it tastes more like the real thing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
