Title: Good Buy Review: I grind and clench my teeth a great deal. I have been wearing a night guard from the dentist for 20 some years but still had trouble since the night guard from the dentist did not help my clenching of the teeth. This is my second one. The first one I wore every night and wore it out within a year. The second one I purchased I wear every couple nights and it is holding up well. You don't need it every night. My jaw has not been sore like it was with the night guard from the dentist. I should not crack any more of my teeth while using this night guard. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Fear Hall: The Conclusion Review: Though, this book isn't as good as the first part, it's still a good read.In the conclusion Hope and her "friends" are forced out of Fear hall and into a abandon house where "they" are hiding out. In the process, Hope meets a new guy,Chris who isn't very interesting in my opinion, and "Darryl" still can't stop killing. It ended really sad, but I wish R.L. Stine had of written it that Hope went to a mental hospital or something like that. I mean he got the readers to love Hope in the first book and in this one make everything seem like her fault, although it really wasn't since she didn't know what she was doing. The issue of Muliple Personality Disorder, was obviously not researched very well by the author. If you want a more mature and more researched book about MPD I highly recommend "Tell Me Your Dreams" by Sidney Sheldon, it's kinda like this one but it's for more mature readers. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: A Thrilling Book Review: I picked this book up the other day and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an exciting read. The book follows a young newspaper reporter working for the fictional Boston Tribune as he finds himself involved in a governmental conspiracy. What begins as a feature article on an former POW-turned aspiring presidental candidate soon becomes a high stakes game where the reader never knows who will be the next casualty.The author draws on his experience of being a West Point cadet as well as a setting (Boston) of which he obviously has extensive knowledge. This provides a very real world for the protaganist, Chris Parsons. While some conspiracy theories can seem far-fetched, Peter Spring weaves quite a believeable story. He also keeps the action going at a generous pace and unravels the mystery one piece at a time, keeping you reading until the thrilling conclusion when all is revealed. Is the review positive or negative?
