Title: A New York Times Book of the Year? Product review: How this book made the New York Times list of 100 Best Books of 2007 is way beyond me! It is an absurd book with Misha, a very strange "hero" telling the story. The only redeeming quality of the book is the plot about the "powers that be" in Absurdistan trying to get time on CNN and their plan for doing this. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Great Camera For Everyday Photography Product review: Ease of use, compact size and excellant picture quality make this a great choice for the average user. The USB AutoConnect feature makes downloading and printing pictures a piece of cake. You will need to use rechargeable batteries, regular batteries will only last a few hours. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Finding our place... Product review: A friend of mine said she no longer reads adult ficition because it's depressing. I want to pass her a copy of A Place of Acceptance. The novel, like the cover, is full of light. While there are plenty of problems - old secrets, new ones, accidents, illness and the simple friction of life - every character in the novel does some growing. One leaves with the sense that with love, persistence and grace, all things will be well. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: When the Pig Head Talks, You Listen Product review: Several times during my childhood, I was left unsupervised with a group of boys in a swampy woodland for days. We ended up eating snakes, toads, insects and anything we could steal or terrorize from boys scout and National Guardsmen on training exercises. We also disintegrated into tribal savages like Golding describes in the Lord of the Flies. Between these interludes in the woods with the boy savages, I read this book (around age 10) and found it jibed with my reality. The words of the Lord of the Flies struck deep into me, for I knew that darkness well. Some believe the book overladen with "humans are evil" symbolism. Well, they are, and boys do revert to the lowest common denominator in the jungle, despite their best intentions. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
