Title: FRESH SCENT OF RAIN in a bottle Review: This is great stuff, smelling clean and fresh, heavenly. I find myself wanting to use it as air freshner. It is a light fragrance, not overpowering. If you've ever used Rain fragrances before, this one is the best in my opinion. I use the body lotion also, which is light, and feels great on the skin, not greasy or heavy at all, and leaves the same, fresh fragrance. For those of you who don't particularly like heavy smelling perfumes, this is a nice alternative. eBubbles shipped mine promptly and packed it in lovely turquoise tissue. The bottle comes in a lovely round box (see the picture) that would be perfect when giving as a gift. I am very pleased, and will order it again, and again. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Another Mistake by Me Review: Again, Graco has let me down and the reviews have left me wondering why this product received 4 stars. The swing is dirty! It came out of the box (new) with marks all over it. It was a pain to put together ...the tray doesn't latch properly ...the fabric is stiff ...the mobile is worthless (it doesn't attach properly either and unless the baby is extending his neck waaaaay back, there's no way he could see it) and it's simply not soft enough. I will have to either take it back (not likely with everything else a new mom has to contend with) or make/buy a cover for the seat, so the baby is comfortable. I wouldn't have bought this if I had seen it in person. I trusted the reviews, something I won't be doing again (this is the second Graco product I bought without seeing because of good reviews) Now I have the joy of opening our Pack-N-Play by Graco and putting it together ...we'll give it a chance, but I'm not holding my breath :) Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Misleading Title Review: Allright, the catchy title (referring to Papa Doc Duvalier of Haiti) and cool cover enticed me into buying this slim, unsatisfying book. Apparently functioning as a sequel to the highly autobiographical "An Aroma of Coffee," it nominally follows one teenage boy's weekend in early 1970s Port-au-Prince. In actuality, the boy mostly functions as an observer of the whirlwind lives of a group of fine young women who live across the street from him. This is reflected by the more apt ordinal French title, which translates to "The Taste/Appetite of Young Girls." Theses women are a fairly unpleasant, nasty, catty, backstabbing lot, and are fairly hard to tell apart. Written as a series of scenes, the book conveys some atmosphere of the time, but not enough to make it worthwhile. Is the review positive or negative?
