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Title: Average at best Product review: I have read the entire Courtney series, and am a big fan of Wilbur Smith. This book although it tries to make a statement about the slave trade etc, misses the mark entirely. It's almost like this was the first book he ever write. You can see how Smith is trying to get the reader to love certain characters and hate others, but it just doesn't happen.The book also goes on far too long and when I got to the final 5%, I just wanted it over. Normally I am anxious to see what happens, but in this instance I just didn't care.Hate giving Smith a bad review, but this book just doesn't do it. I have found one or two of his previous books did miss the mark as well. I guess we all have off books. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Ads, ads, ads! Product review: I purchased this 1-year subscription when it was a lightning deal and boy am I glad more money was not spent. Every other page seems to be a full page advertisement. In the most recent issue I received, you actually have to go all the way to page 42 before you do not run into a full page ad.The pages that do have actual magazine articles are odd font sizes and very difficult to read by writing style. The stories seem to be recycled every month, and usually have little to do with health. They seem to focus on the word "Women's" more than they do "Health". A 3-page Botox ad just doesn't seem very fitting to me in terms of health.Despite how much I tried to like them, after two months of going through the entire magazine "because I paid for it", it now heads pretty much straight to the trash.Not recommended even at a deal price. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great Cinematography but not Demanding Enough Story Line Product review: 02/01/06 The basic of the story "Whale Rider" would be most appealing to those intrigued by cinematograpy..the story line about the "long line of male descendants" to the original "leader" washed up on the shores thanks to his ride on a whale" and thus becoming the New Zealand indigenous peoples"s leader finally ending with a girl , and how girls can "mentally & physically equal boys" , so why not "a Woman Leader" ends how you would have expected to end & gives a few suspense filled moments . Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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