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Is this product review positive? Title: predictable and sappy Review: Had this book been written by a woman, it would never have been published. Because it is by a man, we are supposed to belive it is "sensitive". I found it childish and boring. I read it because I enjoyed "A Walk to Remember". I won't be reading any more, this one was awful. I believe it's focus must have been to 14 year old (or younger) girls. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Another Kleypas book that was unreadable Review: I really tried, but this is yet another Kleypas novel that I wasted money on and couldn't finish. This one's about some girl who is supposed to marry some old aristocrat. Instead of marrying him, she sells the poor guy's heirloom ring he gave her and traipses off to London. She plans on seducing the greatest actor who ever lived, not only that, but he is the hottest actor who ever lived. And like in a lot of this writer's books, this hero is haunted by his miserable past. Only like a lot of her heroes, his past isn't really all that awful compared to a lot of folks. Still it's enough for him to swear off love...until the moment he sets his eyes on our innocent miss and then it is lust at first sight quickly going to love. Not only that but both like to self analyze everything. It's so boring. Ugh. I almost got half way through but could care less about the two lovebirds. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: not much action Review: did not care for it. infact i have sold it since i got it. not much action in the movie whatsoever. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A Jesuit's narrow introduction to a narrow bibliography Review: As a passionate supporter of liberal education, I looked forward to receiving this book with relish to give to my youngest who--while at a highly rated university--I realize still doesn't have a clue about artes liberales. So I must say I was crestfallen to discover this guide was so limited and disappointing, with such a sectarian and limited bibliography, authors, however good in themselves, so much of one "camp" that it is travesty to hold it up as a good selection of the best books out there as guides to "liberal learning".Further, Amazon does its users no service not to make the author's status as a priest and affiliation with the Society of Jesus more evident. This book should have been title "A Roman Catholic Student's Guide to Liberal Learning". Answer:
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