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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It didn't live up to all the hype and rave reviews. Review: I anticipated the reading of "Rosewood Casket" when it became our book group's selection for January. I spent a summer with my country cousins in the very area her story takes place. However, after 100 pages I still struggled to see where the story was headed and I didn't feel pulled into the "suspense" or even grow to care about the personalities she portrayed. My husband and I finished the book for our club but we do not plan on following up with any of her other books. We felt we were reading the script for a made-for-tv movie whose plot rambles and then is neatly wrapped up at the end with a implausable finale. We appreciated the quotes from Daniel Boone that prefaced each chapter. They were the best part.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Very nice big cups Review: These cups work great. 24 ounces of refreshment. The top lip of some of these cups had kind of a rough cut, but i think all of the burs wore off pretty quick.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Tedious, patronizing, self-absorbed, but good recipes. Review: This affluent Californian pretends to "experience" the people of Tuscany without ever bothering to really know any locals (except for the expatriates, whom we presume she can see in a mirror). She is just a bit too precious and really seems like Martha Stewart in Italy. As an Italian-American, a cook, and an architect, I find Frances Mayes a comical American who never really knows anyof the Italians living around her, gets hoodwinked by every contractor she encounters, and carries the renovations to absurdity. At least she has some good recipes in the book. It was a waste of my time to read this syrupy baloney on Wonder Bread when I craved a taste of real prosciutto and fresh crusty bread. On her next trip, she should truly befriend a few Italians without hiring them.
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