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Title: No. Product review: What a waste of $400. Half of the magic of reading is being able to hold a book in your hand, write in the margins, feel its thinness or heft. You should be able to trace a book's history from owner to owner, to lend it to your friends and family. A book is a piece of art, a living chunk of history. If I want a screen, I'll watch TV. Thanks but no thanks. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Executive Orders offers intrigue but also tedium Product review: I don't think this is Clancy's best book ever. The Ebola threaat, the Iran/Iraq merger, and the assassin within the Secret Service were all fascinating but the book is bogged down with too many trite and idealistic speeches and tedious detail about the presidency. For example we don't have to be told three or four times that the president's plane is a VC-30 which is code named "Air Force One". I just felt that a lot of the analysis of domestic politics was oversimplified and was not really necessary. I agree that a good editor could have trimmed this book down to 600 pages without losing the suspense. It seemed idiotic that Jack Ryan took the VP job and had no idea that he would ever become president. COME ON! Ryan's naivete kind of got on my nerves. I mean it wasn't like he was an outsider to Washington who just fell off a turnip truck. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A good start Product review: This is a cut above the normal Regency Romance, but a cut below Overfield's other work. The doughty hero and feisty heroine are attractively drawn, their situation is conventional but leavened with touches of contemporary politics, the romance believable, but... there is a sense that she's left a lot out. As usual her side characters are as interesting as the hero (and in the case of Lord Falconer more), and you're left wondering eagerly if they'll appear in any future novels. I have always enjoyed her writing, so I'll buy "Carolyn Madison"; but I'll be looking forward to the next Overfield book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This toaster has only one setting....sloooooow!!! Product review: I cannot believe this is the worst toaster ever!!! It is the new year and I thought "Hey I need to get a really bangin toaster!", ya know? but this is not the toaster for you if you are thinking this. First of all the slots are on the bottom and YOU CAN"T GET THEM OPEN when you plug them in!!! There is no darkness settings either but my friend says thats why it knows how to toast anything to perfection. Can someone explain why there is an internet connection. Do people really toast across their network? And you can forget about the instructions, they did not help at all. I never am buying a non-chrome toaster again!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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