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Title: GREAT STORY THAT SCARES YOU INTO WANTING MORE! Review: Nightmare House is a fast-paced nightmare ride through one hell of a scary place. I loved this book. I couldn't read it fast enough. There are tons of haunted house books out there, but this brings a different flavor to the table. And if the horrifying events (hauntings) are not enough to make you want to read this book, the mystery and history of Harrow and the family should be. This book makes me want more. I am craving the rest of the story of Harrow. This book hints an an evil that is so much deeper than any house that it grabs you on the first page, drags you to the inevitable last page where you wake up and realize that you need another book to continue the tale. YOU GOTTA READ THIS!!! Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Nice change of Pace Review: Rush has done it again. The ability to change their style and variety is one of the reason this band has been around so long. It is not the best piece of work from these musicians, but it rocks none-the-less. Pearts lyrics again show his poetic abilities, I only wish I could write as freely as he does. By the way I think toddbees needs to get a new sound system, Geddy comes across loud and clear throughout all the music. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Definitely not Everything Paganism Review: The book is a very light overview of Pagan religions. As a book targeted to the newbie attempting to discover information on the different Pagan religions and/or is seeking a path, this book is generally not useful. The information that is included is very weak and watered down. Information of the Reconstructionist religions such as Hellenismos, Religio Romana, CR, and Kemeticism is so generalized as to not have any value, and is nothing that a person could not imply from their names.The book also fails to do any substantial "compare and contrast" of the religions to give the reader an idea of the many substantial differences. Some chapters, such as those on ethics, magic, sexuality, et al, leaves the reader with the impression that there exists a universal doctrine that Pagans adhere to, and the different paths are nothing more then a different flavoring.Ultimately, while I cannot give the book a resounding "do not buy," I cannot recommend it. Is the review positive or negative?
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