Question: Title: very interesting, I reccomend the lecture Review: I was for a long time curious about finding out more about this fascinating part of women's bodies. The book is great in giving you lots of information about it, as well as how to better use your skills to give your girl more pleasure. It gives great descriptions about what some women may or may not like. Unless you are an expert in sex, you should read this book. It will help you when you are in those most intimate moments with your women. Not only I advise this book, but also to read other sex books. Most men think they know everything about women, as I used to think myself, but after I started reading this kind of books I realised I knew nothing about it. So if you want to have a better sexual life (and therefore a better overall life), start reading more. I reccomend this book as one of the first you should take it. I liked and my girlfriend loved the improvements I made. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Great tub for the price! Review: I bought this for my 2nd child. We were planning a cross-country move a few weeks after her birth so I needed a tub I could travel with. I love the fact that the back and bottom are inflatable providing a little extra cushion for baby's tushie and I also love that I can bring one end up to lay her down. It takes 2 seconds to fill up and I can empty it without fear of spilling water everywhere with the closable hole in the bottom. It dries quickly and all I need is a clorox wipe to keep it clean. My daughter is now 7.5 months old and pushing 20lbs. She has almost outgrown it and I will miss not having the convenience of a bath I can put on a counter and stand up to bath my baby. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Pitiful Review: As other reviewers note, this story takes place mostly in the west. Having (unfortunately) read all three books in the trilogy, this one was most disappointing of all. There were long, long passages that were simply too boring to read (particularly Charles' tramping about out west), and I found myself skipping ahead to find parts more interesting (like Ashton's adventures). Jakes' depiction of the Reconstruction Era is downright offensive. He almost completely overlooks the political corruption and scandal of the period in favor of promoting ideals that did not yet exist (and wouldn't for another century). Like all Jakes' novels, this book says more about the author's own agenda than it does about the period he's trying to depict. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: