Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The first story by itself makes it worth it. Review: I actually got this book at a sale at the local library for a dime. The first story really does make the entire thing worth it. I found myself wishing I could be in the heroine's shoes. It's a lovely book for those of us who want to believe in fairy tales. Who wouldn't want to be swept off her feet by a charming prince (or king in one case)? Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: More Radical Feminism Review: This book is like so many earlier feminist-oriented gender/rape books, I found it hard to dissect the information from the familiar propaganda.I don't need to be convinced that the gender bias in our culture adds to the instances of rape. This has been established time and time again.How about a fresh way of describing and dealing with this? Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Mozart For Masochists Review: I love Glenn Gould -- when he's playing Bach, that is. But Gould hated Mozart, and while some of his early Mozart recordings are quite nice, the Mozart recordings he did in the 60's and 70's (i.e., on these discs) were simply bizarre. And not in a good way. They are exhibitions in spite, and spite is not fun to listen to. Granted, some of the slow movements are played beautifully -- but there's more to Mozart than slow movements. The fast movements (i.e., two thirds of the music in the average sonata) are a horror.If you want to hear Gould at his eccentric best, buy anything he did with Bach -- or his Haydn albums, his early Beethoven sonatas (avoid Sonata No. 23, though), his Sibelius, Scriabin, Schoenberg or his Byrd & Gibbons albums. But stay clear of Mozart. Answer:
