Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: a great resource Review: I haven't made anything from this book yet...but look forward to it. The introduction is very informative (although very one-sided) as to how become a vegitarian and the benefits from it. Looking forward to cooking from it. Many of the recipes look so yummy and easy! Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Content is good, binding is cheap Review: Love the fact that the words and translations are provided. Not an expert pianist but the music works for my purposes (playing for fun and to sing along with).Don't love the fact that when I tried to press open the book so that it would lay on the music stand of my piano, the whole cover fell off (cheap binding materials, apparently). But at least now I can use it. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: AGREE-NOTHING SPECIAL Review: As a Casablanca fan, I wanted the best DVD version possible. I consequently ordered the Blu-ray version expecting a substantially improved version as compared to earlier releases. Unfortunately, this was not the case. The Blu-ray version is not noticeably better than the earlier versions. For someone who has an earlier version, I seriously question whether it is worth spending the money on the Blu-ray version. For someone who does not have an earlier version, it is a judgment call as to whether is worth getting the additional materials. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Like cheap chocolate: ok but not worth the calories Review: Don't know what book the other reviewers read...the "characters" are more like "caricatures". We can fully describe each character in a single sentence. The plot is not only linear but predictable. Yes, it's a "light read" but I want more entertainment in a "light" reading, more "heat" if it is supposed to be a romance novel (which I wouldn't read anyway), or more thought-provocation in a book that addresses an ethnic, career woman's life in the 1950s. This book is none of the above. After reading it, I went back and re-read the "rave review" sound bites on the cover -- and found they are not for this novel but for Trigiani's Big Stone Gap series -- I'll pass. Answer:
