Title: DON'T WATE YOUR MONEY Product review: If I could give it a proportion of a star, I would. I saw the Broadway show and have the CD and they both are horrible. The music is boring as well as it sounds like the people singing it are making up the tunes as they go along. How did it ever make it to Broadway or a recording studio? I don't know. Get a good CD like "Into The Woods" or "Company" DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS...Take my word for it! DON"T BUY IT! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Power of a Praying Wife Product review: This book excellently covers every aspect of a husband's life. For those wives who seriously want to pray for their spouses and see God do a miraculous work in both the wife and husband's life, you should get this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Third in the series Product review: Theodosia Browning is enjoying herself at the glitzy engagement party for her friend Delaine's niece when a horrible crash gets everyone's attention. The ceiling to the Garden Room of the Lady Goodwood Inn has come crashing down and the unfortunate groom-to-be has been killed. In addition, the expensive heirloom ring which was to be presented to the bride, has gone missing. As usual, Theo can't resist a good mystery and she begins investigating on her own. She uncovers some likely suspects and sets a trap for the possible murderer. Unfortunately, she gets caught up in her own trap and the murderer almost gets away with another crime. This series is especially enjoyable for its tidbits of information on tea and for its beautiful setting of Charleston, South Carolina. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not recommended from this single woman Product review: I had a friend recommend this book, as she had heard other non-married women recommend it. I think it is pop psychology at it's worst and I like pop psych usually.If you are truly a doormat in all facets of your life, can't say no, then buy the book.If you are single, because you have focused on your career and have a limited dating pool then don't buy the book.If you like the book "The Rules" then again you might like it. I think dating as a grown up requires throwing out the rules, being honest and enthusiastic to meet new people. This book doesn't suggest that as a solution versus once again the single woman is told "it is all you." It could really be you, I don't know you ;-)The book is written in a satire format which is amusing, but I read about half of it and said enough. I do have a friend who I think maybe could use the book, but I am afraid she might take it literally. So for now it lies beside my bed and I probably won't finish reading it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
