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Is this product review positive? Title: Great purchase (noise volume should be stuck at low) Review: My four year old daughter loves this globe. I bought it a few months ago and she still keeps it out all the time. It's one of the few toys I don't rotate. She's not interested in learning her alphabet by sight, but this sparks her interest. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Kenyon Rocks dreams, too! Review: The Dark Hunters is a fab world, but now you get to see where M'Adoc and the rest of the Dream "police" reside and where they are coming from! I think it is a great extension of the Dark Hunters series and I loved seeing Ash in the end of this one! Brings back fond memories of the Hunters!! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: One for the book, but constellation for the author Review: As Hemingway the Zen master said, "Some are hunters, some are not." Several Hemingway scholars have treid to explain EH's lifelong affinity for blood sports (notably Bredahl and Drake's 1990 exegesis of Green Hills Of Africa) -- this "package of Papa" is content to just push whole chunks and raw excerpts of Hemingway onto a marketing skewer without any comment. Using "hunting" as a marketing criterion forces together the most flaccid posthumous Hemingway and some of his purest fiction and livliest reportage. It's obvious Hemingway wrote about hunting (and fishing) in the same sense the Homer wrote about Mediterranean tourism. Lazy readers may like the way this editor rearranged Hemingway's cabin furniture, but most of the writing actually seem the duller for being re-packaged to a less spontaneous purpose. Sad to see a great prose turned as a license for 'designer books,' and by his own kin. Some are artists, others are not. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Haruki Murakami Surrealist Genius Review: As a fan of the Wind-up Bird Chronicle, Murakami's Kafka on the Shore provides a surrealistic trip, and an even bigger treat to fans of his previous books. With memorable characters, original story, and Murakami's unorthodox prose and style, Kafka on the Shore is an unforgettable book. Throwing musical, social, and cultural references around, Kafka has an immediate feeling, and makes it seem all the more relevant. Comparing the book to Murakami's masterpiece Wind-up Bird Chronicle is bound to happen, and as a fan I'd have to say I enjoyed both equally. Answer:
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