Title: the book where nothing happens Review: Tom Clancy seems to have lost the plot so to speak, and fails to find it in Red Rabbit. Essentially *nothing* happens in this book until about page 600 or so and then it's all over in 3 pages, so save yourself a lot of time and money by reading these pages in the bookshop as you browse and then replace the book on the shelf and walk out.If you are looking for an action packed thriller this is not the book to read, instead go and get Patriot Games or Hunt for Red October. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: A bad copy made on a broken copy-machine Review: Inside the book looks like a bad copy made on a broken copy-machine. Black and white and not easy to read too. It is better to look for a real book for this price.Returning the item for a refund. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Informative and Inspirational Review: I have been hearing about the Back to Jerusalem movement for the past decade, but had never read this book. Living in Asia and loving the Kingdom of God, my heart has always been stirred by anything I heard about the movement. Recently, as I was about to move countries to one that would be enroute from China to Jerusalem, I took a greater interest and decided I needed to have more information.This little book does an excellent job of giving the history of the movement through the testimonies of Chinese Christians. Just a few weeks ago I witnessed the public commitment of western missions leaders to help the Chinese church fulfill this call of God- The time for this thing to really move forward has come. I think anyone interested in missions in Asia would find this book helpful in understanding what God is doing right now, and will also be inspired by the stories of what God has brought the Chinese church through to prepare them for this great work. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
