Title: Trash Product review: I bought this for my 4 lb. yorkie for Xmas 2010. First thing I noticed is that its' arms were kinda high for a monkey,but Pook (my yorkie) wouldnt mind...Within 5 minutes,one of the arms fell off. Being that it was just attached with a few strands of thread,and made separate from the monkey, I thought,ok,I'll lay that to the side,let her play and then sew it back on later. In less than 2 minutes,she had a hole in its stomach and the stuffing was coming out. :\ I decided right then to throw this monkey back in the box and contact Amazon for a refund. If a 4 lb. yorkie can destroy this in less than 10 minutes,it shouldnt be considered a pet toy. What really stinks is I had to take her toy away after allowing her to play with it. Talk about disapointment! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: It is, but it isn't Grand Deveraux Style. Product review: I can tell this is one of her earlier works, perhaps written before The Enchanted land, but published after it. And finally having gotten hold of a copy, I can see why it was allowed to go out of print.I'm glad to own a copy, and will probably never relinquish it, because I wanted the complete Deveraux collection, and this one marked its completion. However, I have to admit a serious disappointment, especially since I prefer her earlier works to her later ones.To forewarn all the romance fans--this is not a romance. It's a grand story of a woman who grows up and discovers herself, and a fantastic tale of the business she starts, but overall, it's rather drawn-out and the conclusion seems anti-climactic.Anyone who wants the complete collection should buy this, definitely, and even read it through, but I doubt it'll be a favorite. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Disappointing, barely adequate Product review: I was SO excited to be getting a new garlic press after my el cheapo gave up the ghost. But from the first clove, this press has been a let-down. While I LOVE the self-cleaning feature (a coveted feature that drove my shopping and may have eliminated better choices) and the large chamber, I am disappointed that this press doesn't fully close to crush the clove through the li'l holes. Barely any garlic comes out and I find myself mincing the crushed (almost-entire) clove that's left in the chamber. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
