Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Absorbing tale of two families Review: I really enjoyed this book! The main character and supporting cast were fascinating. I feel that the reviewers who criticized it as boring, or because it didn't come to a conventional conclusion are off base. Its full of wry humor that at times made me laugh out loud, and insights about childhood that are a bit like Stephen King (IT) on a good day, with a bit of Faulkner thrown in. The way the two families were woven together was worth the price of admission even if the book had no other virtues. I also liked that Little Friend doesn't fit easily into any genre or category. It is very different from " A Secret History" but can stand on its own. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: HARD TO READ WITH USELESS FACTS Review: Just took the AP Euro exam today- go for the Cliffs AP European History review book instead of this one. The writing is very hard to read and the review section skims over important facts while covering minute groups and details. The multiple choice and scoring for the free-response are much more difficult than on the actual exam. The only good thing about this book is the large amount of practice free-response topics with the answers. Feel like I got a 4 or a 5 with the Cliffs-I'll find out in July! Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Barely watchable "horror" flick... Review: Malcolm McDowell isn't respected enough. He's a fabulous actor oozing with talent and yet he gets parts like the character of Rubert King in "Island of the Dead." King is a rich snob who buys a New York island and has plans to turn it into a city. But he didn't plan on the killer flies that make you start to decompose after one bite! A movie with the title "Island of the Dead" practically promises zombies, but this is no such case. Instead we get killer flies that are neither scary nor inspired. The idea of it all flops on the screen and no suspense is built. The characters are also very bland and entirely expendable. As for Malcolm McDowell, he's done better. Answer:
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