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Title: a classic insider's tale of a demented campaign Product review: The Fear and Loathing for political junkies. This is as good as it gets right down to his chance encounter with Trickie Dick himself. What else can you talk about with a guy you hate so much than sports (except maybe women)? Thompson delivers a sterling send-up of a campaign that has defined the nature of political campaigning ever since. As timely today as it was then. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This book was great, but not my favorite Product review: This book by Alice Hoffman was a wonderful book, about love, and relationships. Saving Stephen from the psyciatric ward was probably the most helpful and wonderful things that Robin could have done. Throughout this story, Robin a Stephen both taught each other a great deal. Not only did Robin teach Stephen the wrongs and the rights of civilization, they taught each other about love and devotion. I think that Hoffman should have developed her charachters a little bit better. At some points I found myself confused, but mainly just loved it. I laughed, cried, and felt heartache for all the characterswhen Stephen had to leave their lives. I do reccomend this book to people who have not read it. Please respond, I'd love to know what others thought of this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: No Risk Here Product review: The topic of this anthology of poetry, "risking everything," is perfect for anyone needing or starting a new venture in life. These poems encourage us to throw open the doors and try again. What is not risky is the quality of the work. Some of the genre's most beloved and accomplished poets are represented: Mary Oliver, Rumi, Derek Walcott, Emily Dickinson, Rilke, Hafiz, and so many more. Well-done translations, too. Whether you attempt or only dream of change, the introductory chapter will set you up for whatever comes next in your life, and the poems will follow through with a one-two punch to your soul. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Shaken And Stirred Product review: This is a strange and exciting magazine with high literary value and a nervous edge. I really enjoyed the work of Ray Bradbury, Rebecca Lu Kiernan and Ryan Van Cleave. As a disclaimer, I must admit Ms. Kiernan forced this issue on me and forced me to write a review. The woman can be scary. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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