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Q: Title: Hope but still conflict. Review: Having family in Belfast I found this book to be both interesting and factual. It is difficult at best to try to understand the ins and outs of the "Troubles", but Holland takes a neutral approach in explaining how events have transpired since 1966. I found new information that makes me think that both sides screwed up the peace process and how the English are just as ruthless as the IRA, if maybe not more so. The book cleared up a few questions I had on Bloody Sunday and other pertinent dates in this war. Holland should be commended for keeping the details interesting and at the same time informative. The "Troubles" will never really be a victory for either side but at least it is a little easier to see how things have progressed or regressed through the years. It is hard to stop a war, especially one thats been off and on since the 1100s. May peace be with both sides and the killing stops. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Enchanting Review: I read this book for my Book Club.I absolutely love Lahiri's writing. Interpreter of Maladies is a series of short stories that are perfectly written.Writing a short story is extremely difficult and Lahiri is a master. In few pages, she neatly describes a scene, builds a story, describes unforgettable characters, and makes us feel the passion of the moment.Highly recommended! Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Queenan goes where no sensible person would - Branson Review: I read and re-read this book, it's fall-down laughingly funny. Queenan embarks on an odyssey that begins and ends with performances of "Cats", and what lies between is truly horrifing: Billy Joel's entire oevure. John Tesh and Barry Manilow concerts. David Cassidy in Vegas. and the kicker - Branson, Missouri, where old has-beens and never-wheres go to die. This is one of the best books about our stupendously stupid culture ever produced, and while some may bristle at Mr. Queenan's snobbish attitude, they need to try and find a sense of humor. Fast food, John Grisham, and Broadway "musicals" suffer mightily at the pen of Queenan, and the book is a delight from beginning to end. Is this product review negative?
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