Q: Title: A must read for anyone interested in American politics. Product review: Elizabeth Drew has written yet another brilliant book on American politics. "The Corruption of American Politics" is a must read for anyone interested in American politics and the health of our participatory democracy. She has interviewed the major players, and her writing helps make sense of the debate about campaign finance reform. Her recommendations for reform are sensible and deserve careful consideration. Ms. Drew is not only one of America's finest journalists but she is also someone who deeply loves this country and wants to clean up the campaign finance mess. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Re-readable Product review: I read books like a shark swims ... I keep moving, devour them, move on. Rarely I come across books that I reread, and fewer that I reread more than once. The Water is Wide is one of those re-readable books. I first encountered Pat Conroy's book when I was in junior high, and have returned to it again and again. Finding that it's been re-released, hopefully to gather a new audience, is encouraging to me. The book, written when the world, especially the South, was grappling with changes spurred by the Civil Rights movement. A white teacher, graduate of one of the premiere Southern military colleges, The Citadel, takes a position as a teacher on an island isolated from the most of the cultural changes in the United States. He introduces children to the joy of learning and to their place in the world. Conroy is a compelling writer, and gives life to his story and subjects. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Dissertations Please! Product review: A typical dissertation makeover, this book analyzes some of Melville's works through the extraordinarily narrow lens of mourning rituals. Whether this actually illuminates anything central to any of his works is questionable, but there is some interesting information about mourning in nineteenth century American culture. That's not, however, why anyone would read this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: The best! Product review: I ordered this book for a friend. She was so happy. The book was in excellent condition and it only took a few days for it to come in the mail.Service was the Best! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
