Title: This guide is wrong in SOOOO many ways. Product review: This guide is so full of errors. Errors that really can affect the quality of your gameplay. Their furniture list is wrong, the museum info, what you can and cannot buy back from the nookmeister, when and where to find fish and bugs, some of the song names for totokeke. event happenings, parts or all of these things are wrong.This guide is a complete waste of money.Not to mention the lists are neither alphbetical nor in the same order they appear in your catalog, and there are no pictures of the items, so finding things for reference is next to impossible Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Easy to read Product review: Marilyn Yalom has a fascinating way of blending history, culture and personal stories in her new book. It reminds me of what Ken Burns has done in some of his documentaries, where you learn as much about life in the times as you do about the specific topic. The book is a wonderful and easy way to learn about the wife in different times, cultures and religions, and also the possibilities of what it might mean to be a wife in the future. Excellent reading. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Ugh, don't bother! Product review: As a teen living with women who love words, I get a lot of great gifts in the form of books. And I like Charles de Lint. EXCEPT when he is writing for or about us young 'uns. His teenage characters are bland, often stupid in their inexperience, and they talk like no real teenager I've ever met. Even the two Newford stories included in this volume, ostensibly written for adults, are just - boring, and unrealistic, and preachy.It's apparrent - and de Lint says as much in his intro - that what we have here is a publisher (or perhaps an editor, Ms. Windling?) bent on wringing every last cent out of de Lint's fame, so they cobbled this thing together for the "youth market," knowing people like my loved ones would trustingly scoop it up to gift young fans. They got gulled. Don't let it happen to you! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Deceptive cover box: this is a pro-Dan Brown DVD, not an opposing view Product review: Like most people, before I spend money on a DVD, I read all the cover descriptions first.The back cover starts with a breathless announcement about Dan Brown's book. Then it lists a series of questions by the book's detractors.Based on the cover description, I honestly thought this DVD was going to be a reasoned "second opinion" regarding the historical information that Dan Brown uses as part of his novel.I had no idea that the DVD was actually just a rehash of the same theories minus the mystery-thriller context. I'm guessing the marketers deliberately meant to ensnare people of faith into thinking they were purchasing an opposing view.This DVD should be called: "The Da Vinci Code," Part Deux. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
