Question: Title: Very hard book! Product review: This book is very hard to understand. The author uses very complex mathematics, that most graduate and professors don't even understand. When coming up with the formula he skips steps that he assumes everyone knows how to do. This book would be ok for graduate students, but for an introduction to fluid dynamics it is a very difficult book. The book does have a lot of examples on different types of systems that will be useful if you ever use that kind of system. The book does have examples for a wide variety of engineers (ie bioengineers, mechanical, civil...). But overall this book was very difficult!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Run to daylight Product review: After laughing once in the first 45 minutes - and being interested in the story for zero minutes - I turned off the videotape of THE REPLACEMENTS. Not funny, not interesting, maybe the remainder of the picture was what gave it the high marks I saw in other reviews. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: About as insightful as "Must see TV" Product review: Poorly developed ideas, shamelessly ripped-off from real religions. Each "Uncommon thought" is really a little less than a page long. The editors just use half page blank spaces to make them appear longer. The book is probably only about 10 pages long! If you really want some life changing philosophies, try something along the lines of Buddhism, which reflect actual thought. Fulghum was quite correct in stating that all he needed to know he learned in kindergarten. From his writing I would wonder if he made it past 3rd grade. How about the descriptions of the 500 hundred uses of a dandelion!? Did it throw you straight into enlightenment as well? A real waste. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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