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Title: More like dying embers Product review: The premise of this book--a wealthy stranger arrives in a Colonial New England town and then apparently bursts into flames--sounded intriguing. Sadly, it did not fulfill its promise. Absolutely nothing in this book ignited my imagination.To me, the characters seemed one-demensional and formulaic: the brave little widow, the potential love interest next door, the spoiled sister, etc. The period detail was generic and didn't give me a sense of "being" in 1763. The mystery itself, while not riveting, was interesting enough to get me to finish the book, but I won't be reading the sequels. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: supportive book for new families Product review: This is one of the best books for new parents, especially new mothers. Tine Thevenin is supportive and encouraging to new parents who want to follow their hearts and instincts when carrying for their children. She gives credit to the unique and different parenting styles of men and women and acknowledges that both are needed to raise a healthy, happy individual. More importantly, she tells mothers that they should not have to fight off their "mothering instincts" or follow a guide book to parenting. She praises women for their often innate ability to raise a child without all the outside advice. Good Work Tine! Readers scared off by her previous book, The Family Bed, may find this book more helpful (although both books are great). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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flattering

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Title: a must read for anyone interested in deep water exploration Product review: A captivating read - Maintained interest throughout - the characters were always driven by their motivation not just to retrieve the gold, but more by exploring, challenging and conquering the problems of deep water exploration Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: My last purchase had a formula change Product review: My last purchase of this popcorn had powdered salt vs. grain salt. It was a little more saltier and the artificial butter taste changed the enjoyment and quality. I recently purchased a large box. I hope this batch is not like the "new" formula. If it is, I won't be buying any more. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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