Q: Title: A Rare Gem Product review: One of the most interesting insights into female power and persuasion, this book examines pre and post conversion roles of women and the link between the feminine and what is percieved as the supernatural. Included is information about Shamanism, Birth Control, Herblore, and the evolution of the stereotypical image of the witch in Christian dominated times. A completely fascinating read, very highly reccomended for anybody interested in SeidhR or herblore. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Best Book I have Read Thus Far !!! Product review: This Book opens with the quote...." I live my life as I deem appropriate and fitting. I offer no apologies, no explanations - I hate them. -Aaron Burr"I bought this book by accident......I really was trying to purchase "American Scoundrel" But since I received this book already I figured I'd keep it around. I have a greater respect for Aaron Burr and our founding fathers. Every page kept me wanting more. I felt like I was right in Burr's back pocket as he was a misfit but highly intelligent child to his time in the Army to his many elected offices he held but It was also showed his fall from grace. He was a man with such great promise that should have taken his place with our Nation's forefathers.This book was exciting, sad at times, but most of all gave our former Vice President Warmth. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: False Advertising Product review: This is NOT a playground SET. It is a KIT TO BUILD a playground set. It is the hardware only. This is a misleading description. Please be aware. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Oprah Trash Product review: The author writes well and can create strong images and convey powerful emotions. But, the good news ends here. It is no accident that Oprah selected this book. It contains the familiar message of the abuse culture: everything evil we do is really the responsibility of someone else who has treated us badly. Murder is OK, if someone (not necessarily even the murder victim) beat you. This is just dressed up talk show trash. It gives you a jolt when you read it - but it's cheaper to go stick your hand in a light socket. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
