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Title: The most brilliant, innovative and visionary writer alive... Review: This short story collection is a gift, indeed. Kathe Koja's stories are so wonderful that I often scanned the shelves of bookstores for anthologies with Koja stories, then I'd sit and read her story in its entirety.Now, at last, we have all of her stories in one volume. Buy this book, then seek out her novels, even the ones out of print. Koja is by far the best novelist alive and by signing with Four Walls Eight Windows and getting away from the horror publishing houses, she may finally get the attentions she deserves.Favorites from this collection include "Angels in Love," "Bird Superior" and "The Neglected Garden." Buy this book now so you can start catching up on years of great reading! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: What else can I say...it's the Walking Dead! Review: Love this show. Edge of your seat riveting! We rented seasons 1 and 2 from Netflix and could only get season 3 on Amazon at the time. We have become Walking Dead junkies! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Why go for Bratz? Review: Bratz are not good. Here are the reasons that justify my opinion:1. Bratz dolls don't smile.2. Bratz dolls have big lips.3. Bratz dolls have no feet.4. Bratz dolls dress unappropriatly.5. All Bratz stuff is spelt wrong.6. Everyone knows that when you say "Stop being a brat" you mean idiot7. Bratz are English but have slanty eyes.8. Bratz are too skinny.9. Bratz stuff breaks.10. Bratz stuff are all to expensive.11. Bratz heads are too big.12. Bratz have no proper history.12. Bratz are too big.So, Bratz stink! Move out Bratz, Barbie's coming through!!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Disappointing - especially for a Barker book. Review: The master of horror and oddly fantastic worlds has underdone himself with Galilee. It is a fasinating story of two warring families that leads the reader into thinking that there is going to be a catastrophic battle, all in the name of love. The story drags on and on with promisses of war, death and destruction but to which none ever happens. The book is filled with all sorts of information, past and present, and takes the reader through the ages of time but does little in what we expect to happen. I was hooked for the first half of the book but then I just wanted to finish it. Read it if you are a Barker fan but be forewarned that it is NOT what you are used to. It could have been condensed and made shorter and I think the author ran out of material to work with in the end. I would compare this novel to Rose Madder by Stephen King but Rose Madder is a better read. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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