Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Worth it Review: I recommend this item. But get that line extremely snugged up ot ir will leak (minimally, and it can be rememdied by sliding your slide back. But you shouldn't have to)I still say BUY it...with a remote cover <keeps them from twisting all up AND getting snagged.Happy hunting! Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: My favorite of the Mackenzie's Review: I absolutely loved the story of Chance Mackenzie. It is a very difficult book to put down. Ms. Howard only gets better. My second favorite was the first one, Mackenzie's Mountain then Mission, Pleasure and have to agree with other reviewer that while not bad, Magic was not as good as the others. I'd like to see a story on Nick. It would be great to see how her father, grandfather and uncles would deal with her love interest. With so many offsprings, the Mackenzie stories could go on forever which I would find delightful. A Game Of Chance is worth taking a chance on. Ten stars if it were possible! Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Why pay $23.95 for common sense? Review: Am I the only one who thinks that the stuff in here is mostly common sense? Focus on the positive, and you can change your life for the better? (Not that this premise works all of the time.) This seems to be a rehashing of "ideas" that fill the self-help section at any Barnes & Noble or Borders bookstore. Save your money--there's nothing revolutionary here. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Awful Review: Like some others have already mentioned, this game is terribly boring. Non-stop questions and instructions taking place and very little action. You end up hitting the A button over and over and over before you can start a game and when it does start, you spend most of the time watching other players. One of the worst I've seen and I've been a gamer since the 80's. Heck, give me Atari 2600 Combat where I can at least be engaged. Answer:
