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Title: Actually... Review: Actually, Sendak wrote this book to represent strong emotional feelings he experienced as a child. The book is actually a response to another sibling being brought into the family - hence the weird noises the parents are making late at night.By the end of the book, Mickey has learned to accept his new role in the family. With this in mind, read the book again and see if you can pick up on the imagery. In the last few pages, for example, all of the buildings are made from baby food, etc. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Page Turner Review: You never know what's next for Kevin Maher in 'Cop Without a Badge'. If you are interested in an entertaining story about crime in the New York City area, it is definitely a great book for you. The only thing I really did not like was the beginning. After 2 Grand theft auto's and getting off lucky, you would think he would stop his life of crime. He continues to be a delinquint until an unfortunate event happens. I was always looking forward of what was to happen next. It was very high action because everytime you would flip a page it turned into another unbelieveable scene. It also had a great setting, New York City, where the crime rate is very high. A real page turner. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive


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Title: Talk to me Baby! Review: Gail McFarland hit all right buttons and said all the right words in this story of a wrong number telephone call. This story is so neatly and elegantly written that there is almost no way to just tell someone about it. So take a tip from someone who has read this line from the very beginning, Arabesque has something very special in Gail McFarland and we are just blessed to share it. Is the review positive or negative?
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