Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A How To Book For Those Who Want An Eating Disorder Review: As a psychologist with a hospital based eating disorder treatment facility, I am writing to warn all parents that this book should not be allowed to enter into their homes. This is an instruction manual that galmourizes eating disorders and will give your child that extra motivation to become an anorexic or bulimic. I appreciate what the author tried to do; however, this book is one of the only banned books on our inpatient units due to the damage it has done and continues to do. If your child has this book, PLEASE inquire further. If you thought that por0eating disorder web sites were damaging, then you should be afraid of Wasted!Kathleen Robinson, Psy.D.Licensed Clinical Psychologist Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: prepare for a freak show Review: As a middle school social studies teacher, I bought this program because I have been impressed with the quality of previous Globe Trekker films. I was planning on showing this to my class as a way of relating what daily life is like in India. Instead, I was greeted in all 4 geographic regions with a myriad of freak shows. It seems as if the producers were not interested in exploring the real everyday India but instead focused only on the most bizarre. If I didn't know better I would assume that India was a land where rat worship is common, narcotics can be found everywhere, and the men are just waiting to grope the unsuspecting western tourist. If you are into this, then the video is great but if you want a look at reality then this video is not worth the price paid in S&H. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Brilliant social/political/sexual satire Review: In the great tradition of Henry James "Turn of the Screw" and D.H. Lawrence "Lady Chatterley,s Lover" Kinkade has written a subtle, satirical send up of our shallow culture. Like Sherwood Anderson "Winesburg, Ohio" his thinnly masked disdain for smalltown provincialism is skillfully disguised by his overly flowerey stylistic mocking of tepid popular "Christian" prose. The undercurrent of sexuality is undeniable in the disjointed and fragmented character development. Their frustrated, unfulfilled lives only heighten the sexual tension like a delayed or denied climax. His mocking, even in the title, of our great Presidents Ronald Reagan "Shining City on the Hill" and George Bush I "A Thousand Points of Light" must be forgiven with a literary talent this immense. One sees glimmers of Swift and Defoe in this talented newcomer. Bravo Mr.Kinkade!!! What next?? Poetry? Symphonies? Dare I even say it---Film? Answer:
