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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Reassuring Review: Bought at an airpot and figured it would be a sleeper. To my surprise it was quite capturing from the first couple pages. Susie Salmon tragically & abruptly taken away from earth and transported into a plane in where we all have questioned at one time or another. A beautifully written novel about love, understanding, perseverance and finally justice. It was very hard to put it down. Although the ending was far from where i though it would lead, it made me understand that the authors message was one of reassurance to life's grief of loss. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Find yourself sipping tea, while reading this one Review: For me, mathematics was fun and challenging during the university years. After that, I've practised little, except starting a calculator on my computer.Being a backgrounder for Fermat's last theorem, reading this book fired off a new branch of interest in number theory for me.Fermat's relatively easy problem (at least to formulate), wasn't published with a solution, which either proved that Fermat was a genius, lazy or just saying "ha-ha, I know something you don't". The book suggests a combination of them.Weaving together an interesting history of mathematics (with great mathematicians as Euler, Hilbert and Godel) as well as the work of Andrew Wiles who've devoted a great deal of his life to try to solve this theorem, you'll read this book from start to end in no time.If you'd like to get inspired in math, try this one, and then head off into "Godel, Escher, Bach: an eternal golden braid." Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A major let-down Review: Mercedes Lackey is obviously a big name in the world of fantasy writing. As a result, I decided to borrow this book from the library and give it a go. I was very much disappointed. The plot was somewhat engaging, but I found many of the characters to be flat and one-dimensional. I was very unsympathetic with Lavan because of his irksome and seemingly uncalled for gloomy outlook. I wouldn't buy this book, but if you're looking for a somewhat entertaining read that you don't have to put much thought or emotion into, this is it. Answer:
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