Question: Title: A great introduction to a fascinating part of the world Product review: Lewis has a succint, clear writing style that everyone will appreciate.Be warned, there are flaws. For one, if you are new to Middle Eastern history, prepare to be a bit confused since Lewis (necessarily) does not flesh out the details.Also, his focus is on social history and frankly I would have liked to see more on military and intellectual history.Overall, a must-read for any student of history. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: SURPRISINGLY GOOD! Product review: I've never been a huge fan of movie musicals, so I didn't expect too much from "The Phantom of the Opera." But, to my surprise, it was actually quite good! The awesome sets, haunting cinematography, fantastic visual effects, and great performances help to elevate it above the sometimes-mediocre songs. Gerard Butler ("Dracula 2000") made a great Phantom, and Patrick Wilson ("The Alamo") was good as Raoule, but Emmy Rossum ("The Day After Tomorrow") gave the film's best performance! She's talented, beautiful, and can sing too! The supporting cast does a good job as well.I recommend the film to all fans of musicals!Movie/DVD Grade: B+ Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: A Good Introduction to Sod Houses and Great Plains Settlement Product review: Glen Rounds summarizes, simply and clearly, how the sod house on the Great Plains came to be. With succint and vivid detail, he describes the introduction of sod as a building material, and gives the reader a feel for how it might have felt to live in such a building. This book is illustrated in his whimsical, somewhat abstract style which is sometimes reminiscent of cave drawings. This makes an excellent (and unromantic) complement toDandelionsand could be a precursor toOn the Banks of Plum Creek (Little House). It is unfortunately out of print, but is available in public libraries and on the used book market. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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