Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Almost As Good as the First Review: Most authors just can't make the sequel as good as the first book, but Nicole Luiken has managed to do it with Silver Eyes. I was extremely happy when I saw this book sitting on the bookshelf of the local bookstore. I've been waiting for this book ever since I finished Violet Eyes more than a year ago. It was well worth the wait.The heroine, Angel Eastland, remembers very few things of her past, which is why she is so confused when she finds a hidden message that reads, "Violet eyes lie.". On her first mission, she meets up with Michael Vallant, who claims to know her, but she can barely remember him, and can't comprehend on what he tells her.Although the novel is quite confusing at the beginning because it kicks off nowhere near where Violet Eyes ended, everything becomes clear as the story goes by. I really enjoyed this book. It should be a movie or something, or at least, Ms Luiken should write another novel about our favorite violet-eyed couple. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Grows and grows on you Review: When I bought this, it wasn't what I had expected and I was evan a bit dissapointed. But I must say after repeated listenings this is one of the best albums of all time. Trying to get other people into it is a little hard, but worth doing in the long run. And I can't wait til 30 years in the future when my grandkids think I'm awesome for having this in my collection as the amazon.com review says. ^_^ Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Interesting, but poorly written Review: As a new student of the Kyokushin style of karate, I looked around for biographical information on Mas Oyama, it's founder. This book, while it covers basic facts and offers a few interesting stories, was not written well. Chapter by chapter, the author repeats himself, sometimes almost word-for-word paragraphs at a time. It's disjointed, almost as though the chapters were written as individuals essays, then the whole lot thrown together for publication. He keeps jumping forward and back in time, making any chronology difficult to follow. It's a decent introductory read, but I'm going to look elsewhere for a real biography. Answer:
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