Is this product review positive? Title: Not her best work Review: I was thoroughly disappointed with this novel. Rice did not seem genuine with the plot line and I was not convinced of Azriel's true purpose. It was an ungraphic and unillustrated attempt at one of her other genius stories. Bones was a simple and clear, while vague and unabsorbant, recapturing of one uninteresting young man's life. I know that I am not some rich and ingenius critic. I probably bear no leaverage at all with wether or not you read a book, but it feels better to vent. The possiblity that Ms. Rice will check this to see an unenthused response to her novel is a bit fetching. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: I am not an x-men fan Review: I have never really liked comics with capes and cowls. A friend got me back into reading them when I was reading her copies of the civil war. I heard about the "ultimate" line and was intrigued. This may be a bit to gritty or faux-realistic for some folks, but I dig it. The only thing I didn't like was that Galactus (in another series) was made into a bunch of space bugs. What's that about? I want the huge stocky guy with the funny hat. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: 'Time' to Sleep Review: H.G. Wells' classic novel has been brought to the big screen again, but by his great-grandson. The special effects are dazzling, but the movie moves slower than watching turtles fight. I must have dozed off during this movie because I got maybe five hours of sleep and it was still on when I woke up. Guy Pearce plays the professor who tried to save his girlfriend's life twice, but he went into the future instead to fight ugly things called Morlocks. Samantha Mumba doesn't sing, "Baby Come On Over," but tries to sound intelligent instead. I felt like I was getting older watching this movie. Gray hair and all, I now use a cane to walk around. If you're looking for excitement, then rent a lordage movie. If you want to sleep like a rock, then watch this movie. Insomniacs pay attention! Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Neglected history Review: Written as a novel, Bagdasarian's recounting of his great-uncle's survival compellingly informs the reader of the attempts to wipe out the Armenian population in Turkey during the latter part of World War I, a section of history usually missed in the school curriculum. Although written for young adults, it holds particular significance for all interested in "ethnic cleansing" and deadly religious warfare, issues that continue to plague the world in the 21st century. Answer:

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