Question: Title: WOW!! Kate has really done it this time! A Classic!! Review: I have just finished reading Edward Tulane, but I will never be finished. I plan on using this magnificent piece of literature in my role as a Storyreader for children. I am so happy that Kate has written a book that most second and third graders will be able to read. "TEACHERS, pick this one up, rehearse it and then read it to your class" This one will be a classic in the tradition of The Velveteen Rabbit, only much better. The way the beautiful words are arranged, the warm feelings expressed, and the craftsmanship of the whole story are simply unforgetable! Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Another book that Whacks Stereotypes in the chops Review: Chicks in Chainmail is one of those books that had to be a volume of irony, the title wouldn't permit anything else. Friesner's relating the (real? fictional) difficulties in getting people to get the title accepted is a good start, and the book goes right on from there, shredding stereotypes, stomping on the fragile male ego (you know, us males ARE the genetically disadvantaged ones, ask any doctor), and in general having a good time stepping on those preconceptions that people tuck away in the back of their head. Some people may not like the one-note nature of the book, but I think THAT'S THE POINT! The selective taxation story ought to be mailed direcly to our present congress, too. I read it on a plane, and again when I got home. Then my spouse captured it and giggled until about 3 in the morning. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Disappointed Review: There are a few good tracks on this CD but by far my least favorite All/Descendents CD. Is the review positive or negative?
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