Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A little too real... Review: If you're looking for fast-paced action, keep looking. But if you enjoy stream of consciousness narration, if you've ever looked in a mirror and wondered if the person there is truly the person you have become, well then--stop for a moment--you're about to be enthralled. 'Silence in October' is filled with delicious drop-you-in-the-scene descriptions, isolated moments that pass before they register and others that stretch out and disappear into forever. If you've ever lost someone, if you've ever been lost, if you've ever wondered how you became the person you are, if you've ever made a mistake, if you've ever committed a sin, this book will wrap itself around you and most likely will never let you go. Grondahl's use of Time and Space as a metaphor--for just about everything!--is exquisite. Do not deprive yourself of this thoroughly enjoyable experience. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Eight strangers on a bus Review: Every Friday Tom Fitzgerald loads up his lilac-colored bus with 7 passengers that he takes from Dublin to Rathdoon. They chat amiably and harbor unspoken feelings about one another, but none of them really knows the others. Each of the passengers, and Tom himself, have secret lives which they wish to keep hidden from the others. In this book, Maeve Binchy uncovers all of these secrets and leaves us to ponder how little we really do know about those we see and chat with on a regular basis. Some of the secrets are noble, but some are not and there is a poignancy about each one. Following the "Lilac Bus" are four unrelated stories where Binchy weaves her magic with quickly sketched characters and plot. Some end a bit abruptly and leave the reader wanting more, but Binchy fans will probably want to include this in their reading. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A CD that makes you examine your faith Review: When you hear about this guy's life and you hear the words to his songs, it really makes you think what it means to stay faithful to God. It's so easy to want to blame God for everything when He wants nothing but the best for you.I don't think there's a song on this CD that I don't like, and I'm NOT biased :), and "big muscles" do nothing for me (well, I AM a guy).I saw Mr. Camp at "Fun in the Son" here in Tennessee, and it was a great show. Really funny guy and the band has great stage presence. Good to go see live as well. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Contrary to previous reviews... hardly usable Review: I see some pretty favorable reviews of this book here and I cannot help but ask, "huh"? This book is horrible on so many levels. For starters, the typeface looks like it came straight from an inkjet printer and the obviously plagiarized graphics are often very pixilated (like what happens to satellite TV during a heavy thunderstorm). Next, regarding technical detail, it's lacking. Sure this book will give you a 30,000 foot view of the subject. After reading this book, you should be able to spell "smart card" but that's about it! However, I see no areas in the text which a competent project manager could use to help determine their needs and how the technology can help them. There's nothing a developer can use in this book to help them integrate smart card technology into their project. Unfortunately, this isn't the first IT book out there filled with hundreds of pages of nothing. If you're looking for some shelfware, this book is an excellent buy! Answer:
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