Q: Title: Great Choice for Your Child Product review: This bike is GREAT!!! It was a birthday gift for my 10 yr old daughter, and she loves it. It took her about an hour to get used to it and now she is zipping through the streets of the neighborhood. The shipping was good. The bike comes boxed in a plain container so you can not see what it is; in case you have to wait before giving it to the lucky person getting it. I put it togeather by myself, but if you are not that coordinated you may want to get someone to balance it for you while you work. It takes about 20 min to put togeather. Its pretty strong. Once I finished putting it togeather I rode it down the driveway, I'm about 168lbs. Do not be fooled by the size of this bike. For a kid, this thing is fast. Going slow should be stressed until they get the hang of it. Also, the basic concepts of motorcycle riding should be explained to the child before letting them go (looking through turns, keeping your head up, leaning in curves, accelerate in turns etc...). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Best GBA Game Product review: This is an awesome game. I've never played any Game Boy game like it. The graphics are almost, if not as good as a Playstation's graphics. The music is great. The plot makes sense. And it takes over 25 hours to complete. There are only two things about this game I don't like. The first one is the random battles. At first, the random battles are fun. But it gets annoying when you're trying to get to the nearest city without weakening your party. The second problem is that there are a lot of long conversations. You have to read all these words when you just want to get back on the road and fight some monsters. I recommend this game to anyone Ages 10 and up. I say that because it could be complicated for some younger gamers. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Terrible Product review: Do not buy this book. It's examples are terrible. I've already taken calculus in high school, but I forgot a lot of the material. This book is not refreshing my memory very well. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Driving Stories Product review: Many times in music we are easily disappointed when a child follows a parent into the arts. This seems especially true with attempts at song craft or mastering instruments.The offspring of great artists typically borrow too much and fail to create their own niche.I am pleasantly surprised to hear this isn't the state of affairs with Shujaat Hussain Khan, son of sitar master Ustad Vilayat Khan. He not only steps beyond strict Indian classical music, chooses a spike fiddler for a collaborator, but I also find his deft touch and pluck deliciously sharp and watery. Perhaps this is influenced by his belonging to the Imdad Khan School of the sitar where the style of playing is imitative of the subtleties of the human voice. Along as a passenger, an ideal sonic friend, the mercurial Iranian Kamancheh player Kayhan Kaldor.Sweet, timeless, music. Driving stories, full of images and emotions. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
