Title: The Ice Man Cometh! Review: You don't have to be a youthful twenty-something to appreciate the smell of Ned Vizzini's eternal teen spirit. A compelling tale of rejection, redemption, and rejuvenation, the persona of the persecuted high-school square-peg Jeremy Heere is really a story of good vs. evil. The ending is a shocker! A joyful read for misfits of all ages. For those about to squib, we salute you. Is this product review negative?

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Title: Entertaining and Enlightening Review: I happened upon this book by chance, intrigued by the title. Once I started reading it, though, I could not put it down. I had read it twice in less than 24 hours. It has become one of the books I pass on to others. So far, my copy has been to four other readers who all think it is as wonderful as I do! A definate read for all women, and a great gift for every teenage girl! Is this product review negative?

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Title: Death of Innocence and Beauty (I know - WAY dramatic) Review: M Night Sham-alamalan, you have murdered this movie. I have said for a few years now that Avatar: The last Airbender was my ultimate favorite series of all time. This movie made me sick. You took something good and fun and completely AWESOME and fudged it up ROYALLY. You stripped it of innocence and beauty. I used to be your fan. BLECK!!!! Not anymore. Actually, I'm pretty sure I hate you now. As a matter of fact you are now ranked right up there with the devil on my handy scale of evil doers. I know it may sound childish to feel so strongly about something, but the t.v. show really made me feel happy and like a child again. It brought back the innocence and awe that I used to feel. I had to re-watch the entire series to get the nasty taste off my brain from his (MNS) adaptation.P.S. I'm not actually a very dramatic person usually, but this just had to be said. Is this product review negative?

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Title: The Good and the Bad Review: I like how this book begins each chapter with a personal story, and how everything is related to life experiences that Mrs. Berk has had, but I found it very difficult to get through the chapters, because so much of it seemed like unnecessary or uninteresting elaboration, and her personal views on controversial political concerns (health care, for example) were quite clear, with little representation from opposing views. I often found myself pressed for time, and the sheer volume of each chapter was frustrating, such that I often skimmed for context, copied definitions, and then read through the summary for all the important things. Furthermore, I found that doing so was an effective way of studying for my class.I know that the subject material is interesting. I just feel that this book did not bring out that aspect of Developmental Psychology. Is this product review negative?

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