Question: Title: Highly Derivative Review: After reading "Getting Over It," I was deeply impressed with Anna Maxted, and thought that her super-stardom in the literary world was assured. Here was a writer who could tackle emotional troubles (in the case of "Getting Over It," a woman who cannot cope with her relationship with her father, and thus with her lover) with poignancy and humor; Ms. Maxted wrote so fluently as to seem effortlessly. After this sparkling debut, Anna Maxted has suffered from best-selling author syndrome: nothing to write about so write again that first best-selling novel. To say that "A Tale of Two Sisters" is a carbon copy of "Getting Over It" is to flatter it; it is a back carbon copy. The plot is trivial, and the writing, while fluent and polished, is sprawling and shallow. If readers have not done so already they must read "Getting Over It," and be astonished at how such a talented and perceptive writer could become so careless and apathetic. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: Got the Job done, but is a Suspect Review: Reading the reviews and keeping in mind the price, I was a bit skeptic at first to buy this, but was willing to give it a try regardless. After I bought this product, I only had one defect that I did not appreciate. The Product did not provide an easy docking port for the ipod. It was a small hassle to try and connect the Ipod with the cord. The cord did successfully connect the Ipod to the computer. A month later, my Ipod died on me. I'm not sure if it was because of the age, or because of this new cord, but one minute it was working and the next it was gone. This cord is a suspect and I do not recommend it unless you want to take the risk. After paying the 1 cent and the $2 dollar shipping charge, it isn't worth the risk at all. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: Not Free SF Reader Review: I started this, and found it was too dull and I was not interestedenough in the character to continue. Boy, with little people advisers,gets in trouble, etc., etc., I suppose my tolerance for standardfantasy trilogies is getting less and less all the time. This was verydisappointing compared to the excellent Memory, Sorrow and Thorn,though. Get those instead if you are considering Williams and haven'tread anything before. Is this product review negative?
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