Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Basic book for those with little knowledge. Review: This book would be very good for those who are new to operating systems and have not previously used Win95. Much of the first half of the book is repetitive for those who have previous experience though the later sections on networking are well written and easily understood. Overall, a basic book, easy to understand but of limited use to those with previous experience of operating systems. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Extremely Helpful Review: This book has definetely helped me in the area of drawing male characters. I have also been able to draw females with ease, but the males I always found frustrating. The step-by-step intructions really let you in on the main parts of the male and how to draw them correctly. It compares it to the female body as well.Various poses are included in it as well which helped me a lot in my characters. If you struggle with the same problem as I did, then I highly recommend this guide. It also includes a fantastic section on hands, feet, and charaters wearing glasses. Any true artist should own this book! Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I'm So Proud of Myself for Abandoning It! Review: I'm an English teacher and I always encourage my students to abandon books they aren't enjoying, although I rarely follow my own advice. It wasn't too hard with this book, though. I read about 50 pages and was so irritated by the Regency characters' awkward and contrived dialogue that I just _couldn't_ keep reading. And there was nothing to distract me from the annoying dialogue -- no romance, no mystery, no plot . . . I knew that the premise was going to be unrealistic, but hey, I can get over that if the book is entertaining. This one wasn't. If you're not sure if you want to buy this book and you haven't yet read Jude Deveraux's A Knight in Shining Armor . . . try that one first. It's incredibly and unashamedly unrealistic . . . and lots of fun.Oh well. I didn't really like Kate and Leopold that much, either. Answer:
