Title: insult to intelligence Product review: I rarely write any reviews and absolutely don't like to harshly criticize anyone or anything but this book is an exception. I should've been warned by the obviously marketing-hype title, buy I decided to go ahead and purchase it. I've been regretting that decision from the moment I've read a couple of pages in it. I finished the book in a few hours and felt utterly insulted. I can summarize all the advice given in a sentence = MEMORIZE every programming book you buy and have the most basic common sense when dealing with various situations in your life. The author treats you as someone retarded lacking any sort of common sense, repeating almost every "idea" at least 5 times. He then tries to sell this as a perfect example of his "method", which is to memorize everything. This book could maybe be a 10 page article in a magazine but that's about it. Please don't spend your money in this, if you feel you need to throw away some money, give it to some charity instead. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Lightweight but Entertaining Product review: "Stupid and Contagious" is a quick enjoyable read, but not terribly original. It's highly derivative of Nick Hornby's work -- you'll find numerous similarities between it and "High Fidelity" and "About A Boy" -- and the novel "Syrup" by Maxx Barry. The female character is great, so I hope Crane gives her a new, more interesting life in her next novel. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great Reviews! Product review: About 2 years ago someone I worked with had this perfume on and I asked her what it was. I immediately purchased this product and I more than likely will never wear another perfume/cologne again. EVERYONE comments on how very nice it is. You cannot find it in stores, other than Neiman Marcus. This is the best price I've seen it for. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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