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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Lashes Left Limp Review: I was very excited to read the other reviews and so I purchased the eyelash curler when it was offered through the "gold box" specials. Fortunately, I didn't spend a lot on this item because it didn't work at all. The red strips that are suppose to turn white when it's ready and warm never happened. It would have cost more to return the item than it was worth so I plan to put it in the trash.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Just read the real book Review: Why would anyone need Cliff Notes on Night? The real book is only about 100 pages. Just read the book.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Tired and Trite... Overweight Readers Beware! Review: I have enjoyed Truman's mysteries in the past, but found this one contrived, mildly entertaining, and significantly irritating. The characterizations seemed melodramatic and/or stereotypical. Not a total loss, but you can do much better for your book-buying buck.What I really found offensive in this book was the consistent characterization of every overweight character as disgusting, repellent, absurd, etc. Apparently, in Truman's mind fat equals bad and thin equals good. How sad for the overweight reader who picks up this book to escape from the unkindness of the world he/she inhabits, only to be bashed by Truman's obvious prejudice. Shame on you, Margaret.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Down to Earth stories set in a science fictional backdrop Review: Allen Steele, well known for his novels The Jericho Iteration and The Tranquility Alternative shows us where his true talents lie...the short story/novella. This collection is full of insightful short fiction which uses science fiction not as a driving force behind the story, but rather as a backdrop. From the story "Lost in the Shopping Mall" which uses VR as the setting for a story about teen angst, to "Hunting Wabbit" in which the fact that the Earth is about to be destroyed is completely ancillary to a story about critics, authors, and the the relationships they share.Each story is accompanied by the authors musings on his motivations behind the story and it is precisely this that makes this an excellent read even if you've read all the stories contained herein before.
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