Title: Not what I thought it was. Product review: When I bought this book, I thought it might help me with my new hobby "quilting". But it seemed that the content of the book did not relate to new ideas or techniques. The problem that I had with this book is the fact that it tried to take the important lessons of life and relate it to "quilting". I know many good self help books on getting over your own personal demons in general. But if you have personal obstacles such as insecurities and demons that prevent you from making a great quilt, then I think it would be best to take some quilting lessions or simply just take a break from quilting! All in all, this book did not help me. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: TOM MIX'S ONLY SERIAL AND HIS LAST MOVIE Product review: One reviewer must've gotten the wrong video, because this is definitely Tom Mix, and Rin Tin Tin is nowhere to be seen in it! Besides Tom Mix, you get Charles Middleton as the villian. He's not nearly as menacing as he is in the Flash Gordon serials, but he's still a notable villian.This is truly a contemporary western, taking place in 1935 when the movie was made. The bad guy is bent on chasing the indian tribe off their reservation so he can mine it for a secret explosive that he plans to sell to an unnamed European country. In one scene, he mentions the added power this powerful explosive would give a dictator, so if you know enough history to know what was happening in Europe in 1935, you can guess what country was being suggested here.Tom Mix and Middleton together make this one of the better western serials, and I quite recommend it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: Too much space between the covers. Product review: I can only second the opinions of a couple of the other reviewers. This book is an utter waste of time. It merely serves to confuse a subject already shrouded in mystery.The book lacks footnotes. It is poorly organized. The disjointed storied are arranged neither chronologically nor thematically.If you are looking to learn more about Israel's intelligence community, a far better place to start would be "Every Spy A Prince". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
