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Title: Don't WASTE YOUR MONEY. Product review: I would advise to anyone considering this magazine to save your money. For the price you would be better off purchasing a couple of books or exploring some of the great fiber art blogs on the Internet. The cover art looks so enticing and beautiful. Once you open it up, though, it is one advertisement after another. What FEW projects that are featured are mediocre and uninspiring. I feel I wasted my money and recommend you not do the same. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: cute with a good personality Product review: I read this on recommendation from a reviewer of Olivia Goldsmith's Bad Boy, who claimed that Bad Boy was just a regurgitation of Sarah Bird's book. Now that I've read both, I must agree that The Boyfriend School is the superior book. I thought that the beginning was somewhat sluggish and Gretchen's "special friend" incredibly irritating (overblown and undergroomed). However, after the plot gained speed and the special friend faded out, I was drawn into Bird's quirky characters and Gretchen's angst about her true romantic nature. This is a really charming book that shouldn't be out of print when so many Bridget Jones copy-cats are littering the shelves. And coincidentally, I didn't think that Bad Boy shares much more than a plot device with The Boyfriend School. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Boastful book with a few barbs for those who crossed him! Product review: Somewhat dull look at a very smart but very vain, and boastful man. He names some of his enemies and others he outsmarted in his business ventures, which seems a bit mean spirited to say the least! Good reading for an insomniac like me. It put me right to sleep! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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