Title: A great way to spend a weekend Review: This is a collection of nineteen articles by well-regarded specialists in medieval English history, including such notables as Marjorie Chibnall (writing on Orderic Vitalis) and Sidney Painter (with a reprint of his 1935 article on castle garrisons). Some of the papers consider particular castles, like Hedingham and Orford, or fortifications in particular areas, like Scotland or the Welsh marches. But castles didn't exist in a cultural or political vacuum, so there's also quite a lot here on the Bayeux Tapestry, Alan of Brittany and the honour of Richmond, the Anarchy and the building programs of Matilda and Stephen, and the effects of castle architecture on later, nonmilitary construction projects. Any medievalist will therefore find a great deal of interest, and there's also a useful bibliography (which is actually pretty long to be, as it warns, "selected"). Is this product review negative?

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Title: Paddling Eastern North Carolina with Paul Ferguson Review: This book is essential if you enjoy paddling the rivers and creeks of Eastern North Carolina. It not only gives you all the access points, but the distance between them as well. It is very handy when exploring a new paddle trail or trying to locate an access. Is this product review negative?

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Title: Sweet, touching, enchanting tale Review: The friendship between Joe and Jill was so sweet and touching. They cared so much about each other. Honestly, this isn't a common friendship you'd find. The movie has a great contrast in it. Sometimes it's hilarious, sometimes sad, sometimes exciting. When it came to the part where Joe fell with the ferris wheel, I cried, fearing that Joe had died, but to my surprise, it was still alive! This is a tale that will be always in my mind. Another great Disney production! Is this product review negative?

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