Question: Title: The Boy Figures It Out Review: Edenville Owls by Robert B. Parker is his first book for teen readers about a kid who shows remarkable leadership, compassion, and courage. He leads his 8th grade basketball team to the state championship game without a coach and only five boys called the Edenville Owls. He figured out how to help his nice English teacher out of a really bad situation and enjoyed a friendship with Joanie, a girl who was his best friend.This is a quick-read, a good story with a kid who faced the question of how many bad things should he do in order to do a very good thing. It shows that working together with friends can accomplish great things. I think boys would like this one. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Too Technical Review: This storyline is so technical about the running a tug to rescue a disabled ocean liner that I had to give up 27% through the book. Paragraph after paragraph went into such detail about cables, machines, motors, etc. that the storyline was lost. Too bad because I really like Wilbur Smith. Very disappointed. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Classic Milstein performances Review: This collection of classic Nathan Milstein recordings from the 50's and early 60's contains 3 discs of major concertos (Beethoven, Brahms, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, etc) and 3 discs of chamber music and vignettes. The sound is typical of the period and generally rather good. As one of the major violinists of the century, Milstein delivers excellent mainstream performances of the concerti. Milstein's Dvorak concerto is THE classic performance of this work (he recorded it twice in 1959 and 1965)-- this collection contains the earlier version. The other concerti are fine as well. If you love great violin playing, you should like this collection. If you are a specific admirer of Milstein, then you must have it. Is the review positive or negative?
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