Q: Title: North indicator is wrong on the maps Review: The first two maps I have looked at have the North arrow pointing in the wrong direction. Yikes! Wolf Mountain and Lost Pines. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A great distillation of the thought of Sri Aurobindo and the principles of integral yoga Review: Dr. Chaudhuri is a philosopher and practioner who interpreted the works and thinking of Sri Aurobindo. This marvelous and well-written volume is a distillation of the ideas behind Integral Yoga into a very concise and well-organized form. It's structure is carefully thought out and it captures the spirit of integral yoga as well as the essential philosophical foundation for it. These interpretations and summaries were approved by this school of yoga and in my opinion this book is the best source of information on the topic.While Sri Aurobindo was certainly brilliant and his original writings valueable, they are not necessarily an easy read. Aurobindo tended to use long sentences, meander and not necessarily structure his writing in a way that lends itself to a "whole picture" view. This book is the roadmap that will allow you to contextualize Sri Aurobino's original works. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Disappointing! Not a funny, positive story. Is love conditional? Review: I bought this book because of the reviews and the funny title. We love books and find books like "Everyone Poops" funny and well thought out.Walter the Farting Dog has a lot of problems:1) The concept that if there's something wrong with you (Walter farts) that you will be sent away (to the pound)2) The story is not enforce the concept of unconditional love. We don't love you. Oh, you saved the house? Well, I guess we love you now despite your farting3) Burglars coming into the house--scary for some kids.4) The illustrations are HORRIBLE. Everyone looks like mutated zombies.Save your money and spend the time reading a much better book. I have stuck this one to the back of the bookcase. Nobody in the house likes this one once they open it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A tough read Review: As an American reader, I found the British dialect, especially that of the cast of characters from the childhood memories, very hard to get through. I kept hoping that there would be something interesting in the story that would make the tough reading worth it, so I hung on until the end but was disappointed. I never felt connected to the characters at all - in fact, they all sort of disgusted me. They were pathetic, not sympathetic characters who had no compassion for each other. I've never read this author before and I won't again. It just wasn't for me. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
