Title: The Emotional Connections are Austounding Product review: As a 15 year old, it seemed to me a bit curious that May Sarton's book about becoming 80 touched me so deeply. Only later did I realise that May Sarton was pushing forward a very important message--emotions transcend age. Although I deeply wish this anthology had included the poem most dear to me, "Friendship: The Storms", Sarton was able to focus on many other emotions with similar strength. Truly a narrative of emotion, rather than an anothology of poetry, I highly recommend "Coming into Eighty". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: My Kids Hated This Movie Product review: This movie is terrible. We already have Dance Party, and the new video of the Wiggles lipsynching to their older songs did nothing to keep my kids' attention. They are usually glued to the older Wiggle DVDs but had no interest in this one. The extras are not good either. I give it 2 big thumbs down. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Stunning artwork Product review: "Just Like You and Me," by David Miller, has a simple theme: animals and humans have a lot in common when you think about it. The author briefly looks at several species (cheetahs, penguins, chameleons, etc.) and for each shows a characteristic that it has in common with humans. Example: both lions and people like to lounge around!The book is illustrated with photographs of paper sculptures. This artwork is truly remarkable: rich in visual texture and color. This is truly a visually striking book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: An excellent text and pictorial review. Product review: The Beautiful Bronx brings back to life many beautiful memories. It is truly an excellent text and pictorial review of what was once home for so many people. The words and pictures give the reader a feeling of going back into the past. Life in the Bronx from the Roaring 20's to the beginning of the Kennedy Presidency certainly experienced many changes,good and bad,like the rest of our beloved country. The book describes events and locations perhaps forgotten by many people because so much time has passed from the time period examined. To study the many pictures is tantamount to looking at a time capsule. This book is "must reading" for those folks who never lived in the Bronx during this era and also for those folks who did. Yes, you can go home again. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
