Q: Title: Entertaining and funny Review: Even though this is tailored for young adults I found it very enjoyable and the author made me think again about how just a few people can make a difference in the world around them. I have enjoyed several books on CD from this author and I always look forward to the quirky characters he writes about. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Best value for the dollar! Review: Researched for weeks. I bought one pair of M700 Alpines and 1 pair of Infinity 6.5" marine speakers. When you pick up an Alpine 7" speaker, you can feel the difference right away. Heavy magnet, heavy casing, built for heavy duty! The Infinity speakers sound great, with these four speakers I can turn the stereo loose (200 watts) without losing quality sound. The overall sound quality is better from the Alpines, but the Infinity speakers are a close second! The only way to get more sound is to step up to 6x9's. If the Alpines are $30 to $50 more than whichever 6.5" speaker you're looking at, it's a bargain! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Not working at all Review: The collar does not work at all. My dog still have the same flea problem after applying this collar. I really doubt where the 5 month control comes from. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Lift youself out of despair. Review: I read Len Feders review and I was so horrified that I had to write something myself. Forget the politics, its a book! It's a great story and it is a story about choices, real choices like we face in real life, not fairytale endings like Len was seeking. Forget bad guy good guy stuff - all the patients in the cancer ward face death and their pasts are irrelevant. As the poem says -scepter and crown are equal made with poor and crooked scythe and spade (Death the Leveller). What distinguishes this book is the ending where Kostoglotof walks out of hospital to view the world with hope and to live each day for what it is, as each of us should live every day of our lives. We all die - cancer or not - and what is important is not that we live but how we live. Forget the politics -read this as a book about people - just ordinary people dying in a cancer ward. Is the review positive or negative?
