Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: If nothing else makes sense Review: This was my first book bought by this author. At some point in your life you just cannot find an answer for The Question and this is the time when you slow down and try to reevaluate your understandings and beliefs. This book explained a few questions and raised new ones to be answered.
A: satisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Classic Fairytale Review: I absolutely loved this book! It is a classic fairytale very similar to Cinderella but with a more mature theme and morals to the story. Ella is a fifteen year old girl with a rare gift for obedience. The story covers her life as she struggles to be obedient to those around her and true to herself. This story has many mystical creatures as well as a magical love story. I would recommend it to anyone who loves fairytales, no matter the age. I am 20 years old and would read it again. The book is far better than the movie.
A: satisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Yeah false advertising, but I still like these movies Review: I hate it when studios release DVDs w/ features that aren't even on the discs. Albeit, I was interested in the bonus features "supposedly" on the first DVD, and disappointed, I never owned the original DVDs so this is okay. Yeah, I was pissed because I wanted the features but, oh well, can we sue the studios? I honestly don't know. But for the price I paid for these DVDs (13 dollars) I'll deal, just like J.Lo Hewitt does in that video on disc 2.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A good story, poorly told Review: I skipped this in high school, reading it now for the first time at 55 years of age.Despite the rave reviews, this emperor has no clothes. In fact, this book is a model of how NOT to tell a story.The tale itself is excellent; compact and full of surprises and irony. But it is submerged in such a wordy, tedious, self-absorbed monotone that the reader can only appreciate it in retrospect, when they have dragged it out of the muck, shaken it free of detritus and seen its bare form.Prose, be damned. A good story, told for the ear of the reader, that's where prose is.I feel genuinely sorry for every young person forced to read this when there are thousands of better choices.
