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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great growing up book Review: If your child is a future fan of Neil Simon's plays, get them About the B'nai Bagels as soon as possible.This is a story that grows on you a lot. I first read it when I was ten, and thought it quite dumb at the time. But there's a lot of life in there.It was years later when I saw a presentation of Brighton Beach Memoirs. It dealt with the same issues as B'nai Bagels: a pubescent kid who goes through puberty.While your average fourth or fifth grader may wish to pursue an adventure in Donkey Kong rather than reading, the book is short enough not to interrupt their busy schedule.Trust me, when he/she gets to be an old college kid, you'll be glad B'nai bagels was one of the old book reports. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Perfect for a beginner entertainer.. Review: I am recently married, moved into a fabulous apartment and wanting to have friends over for drinks and good times. Problem is, I still had my bachelorette glassware and nothing decent to serve wine or.. well, anything really!I was looking for a solid glass with a classy shape. Something I could serve wine, water, or even a cool glass of coke in with style.. but not have to worry about breaking in the dishwasher or an accidental bump on the counter.These glasses fit the bill. They are solid feeling and still look dainty. They come out of the dishwasher sparkling and are also easy to wash by hand in the sink. I use them frequently just for myself with dinner or breakfast as they are very comfortable to hold.I can't speak as an experienced hostess or drinker of fine vintage, ha! But as a new-to-the-party person needing some classy yet durable glasses for guest, these are perfect! Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A self-obsessed journey that travels nowhere Review: This is a self-indulgant, obsessive novel that is more concernedwith the mind of the narrator, rather than truely expressingthe grief of a lost child. I couldn't get past the obsessivemind games the narrator plays, and I had little sympathy forhis plight. It isn't that I place blame on the loss of his child,it is that he is so in tune with his misery that he inflictson everyone around himself (and sees himself as so much of thevictim) that it was difficult to sympathize with his plight.And why doesn't his wife have a first name? There is literarygame playing that goes on here, more narrative tricks with moodand atmosphere then a real attempt to reach the reader and engagehim somewhere. The ending is pointless. I most unimpressed withthis novel. Answer:
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