Title: Inspirational Pamphlet
Product review: "Free the Beagle" is clearly written for the same audience that will inevitably write five star reviews for "The Secret." Barely scraping by at 86 pages, with liberal illustrations and plenty of white space, the book actually relies on "discussion questions" and a round table conversation in the appendix of the book just in case the reader somehow missed the overt symbolism.And as the Matrix sequels made abundantly clear, hidden messages do not a great story make. Unless you enjoy hearing a smarmy narrator try and convince you that Faith is a prerequisite for a successful life (never mind atheists, agnostics, and unbelievers)or a business, depending on your interpretation, then be sure to leave this read on the self-help bookshelf, where it belongs along with other pretentious and painfully shallow and superficial works. Hardly qualifying as a book, I can only guess how poorly its sequels turned out.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
