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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: JOSH GROBAN Review: As I write this review, I am also listening to Josh. This will be my third time thru the CD and it is simple fantastic. I seen Josh Groban on Oprahs Show and knew at that time I had to have his CD. It arived today, October 16th and I will not regret the purchase. As I listened to Josh on Oprahs Show, I wondered if Josh could sing classical also - believe me HE CAN and DOES fantastically. I will long cherish this CD along with those I have by Andrea Bocelli.I would like to be able to see & hear both Josh and Andrea sing togather. THAT WOULD BE FANTASTIC. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Opinions of an Opinionated Man Review: For all those who have read and loved a Rushdie novel, Imaginary Homelands provides more of the same biting humor, insightful thoughts, and elegant prose as Rushdie shares with us his thoughts on everything from censorship to Stephen Hawking. A fair amount of time is spent on criticisms of various novels and authors and I, for one, found it fascinating to see what such an acclaimed author thinks of his peers. Given that this volume contains numerous essays, you will definitely want to pick and choose what to read and will probably end up doing so over an extended period of time. But you must at least take the time to read a little. As always, Rushdie's language is beautiful and forthrightness admirable. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I miss the characters! Review: This book was GREAT. I t was almost being part of the book observing the situation. All of the characters were cool, with their own personality, that made it hard to make anyone the bad guy. It's a non-stop roller coaster ride, then you are wondering how in the world is this going to work out. You laugh, you cry,and then you relate to each character as it unfolds. It was hard to put the book down. The bad place was "BAD" but the journey to the bad place is what you never forget. I give Frank Pollard props, he did become a hero. Thanks Koontz! Answer:
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