Question: Title: Wait for the Cliff's Notes Review: The Guns of Normandy; A Soldier's Eye View, by George G. Blackburn, has received a landing craft load of praise as the be-all, end-all epic of Canadian experiences in 1944 France. While the work is certainly exhaustive, from training camp songs to sample menus from compo-rations, Blackburn's style is ponderous and distracting. No doubt, his second person "YOU ARE THERE" narration is a wartime, Murrow-esque convention, intended to give the reader a beachhead view of things. Unfortunately, the result is impersonal, heavy-handed, and distracting. Even in the heat of action, Blackburn's use of "you" instead of the more direct "I" dilutes the experience -- coveying images, but little feeling.Searching for a Canadian entry for best WWII personal narrative, then try "And No Birds Sang" by Farley Mowat - far fewer waving Maple Leafs and far more readable. Is this product review negative?
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Question: Title: Get what you pay for Review: You get what you pay for with this product. Very inaccurate will jump 1-2 grams just from picking up the object your weighing and placing it back on the scale, no weight change, but the scale seems to think there was... Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: South Shore Step One Collection Full / Queen 54/60-Inch Headboard... Review: This product was very nice and so far very durable, I would recommend it to all my friends and family. Is this product review negative?
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