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Title: DeMille Has Done Much Better Product review: This book dragged from the first page to the last. DeMille put so much "stuff" in there it was like swimming through syrup. His later novels were so much better. I was disappointed in this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great game idea,,,if it actually worked Product review: The fan is not nearly strong enough to blow the "butterflies". One might come out...wait 3-5 minutes...one might come out...one gets stuck...you shake it...one's coming!...no its not. Don't waste money and dissapoint the kids...wait for an improved version. The comercial with the kids running around catching the flock of fluttering butterflies just does not happen. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Passion for This Book Product review: For fifteen years, "A Passion for this Earth," by Valerie Andrews, has beenhigh on the list of books I have recommended to my creative writing andmythology students. Ms. Andrews writes in the passionate tradition of Rachel Carson, Thomas Berry, and Annie Dillard. I find her book to be a resounding call for a "new story, a new mythology" that reconciles women and men with the earth. To my lights, Ms. Andrews' prose is stunningly beautiful, and her conviction about the role of passionate storytelling, in an era marked by irony and cynicism, is a balm for the soul. -- Phil Cousineau, author of "The Art of Pilgrimage" Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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