Is this product review positive? Title: mostly by Walter Hooper Review: The main story contains two chapters by Lewis and the rest by Walter Hooper who tried to make a novel out of the two Lewis chapters many years after the death of Lewis. You can really tell the difference between the two authors. Hooper's chapters contain Americanisms, theological statements opposite to that of the beliefs of Lewis, and a writing style emphasizing physical actions and not thought processes.The dead giveaway is that 20% of the novel contains detailed descriptions of apparatus and their use. Lewis hated with a purple peeve such items in literature.Hooper has also rewritten much of the poetry of Lewis to exclude the allusions to classical Greek and Roman literature.For more information read "Light in the Shadowlands" and "The C. S. Lewis Hoax". Both books are written by a friend of Lewis. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Worst Impressions Review: First off, let me say I liked the Strokes' first two albums and I think they put on a great live show. Now, as for this new album, blah. The Strokes are good at short, simple, fun songs. Their first two albums were quick and to the point, the songs were around three minutes long, and both albums were under 40 minutes. This new one just goes on and on, the songs are long, drawn out and pointless, and the band's fun energy has been replaced by annoying screaming. Aside from a few highlights, this album is a bummer and a step back for the band. See what happens when you hang out with Drew Barrymore too long? Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Not very good Review: This book wasn't particularly helpful. It didn't have much real, useful information, and it wasn't even that funny. It was readable, and a quick read (so you're not wasting TOO much time if you DO read it), but very light on real content. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Dangerous Product For Pets Review: Flexible Dental Chew - Wolf (5.5")The Flexible Dental Chew "Wolf" bone is very disappointing. I have a small 10-month old pomeranian/poodle mix (12 lbs.) puppy and he chewed that "Wolf" bone rapidly and swallowed many small blue pieces. I threw it out and would like other pet owners to realize this is a fairly dangerous chewable toy. However, on the other hand, the dental dinosaursDental Dinosaur Durableare amazingly terrific. He is working away on the dinosaur and I do not have any worries at all about his swallowing pieces constantly as he did with the "Flexible Dental Chew Wolf" bone. Answer:
