Is this product review positive? Title: Yep - a smoked motor Review: This DW618 just literally went up in smoke after several years of light hobbyist use.My advice - stay away. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: Don't waste your time! Review: This was my first Sandra Hill book and I cannot believe that I was told how good her books are! There were several funny spots but overall I was sorry that I wasted my time. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: YAWN Review: Sucher's book purports to talk of a woman's coming of age and how her ... origins and the family's experiences in the Holocaust contributes to her development. However, the book does not relate her growing up with experiences of being in a family still trying to come to terms and accept what happened in WWII. The Holocaust does not in anyway seem to play a contributing factor in the protaganist's growth. Instead, it details growing up pangs which is nothing different or significant from a person in any other ethnic or cultural group. Ursula Hegi is a good person to read on what it was like to grow up German in the aftermath of war. I was hoping Sucher would be a corresponding ... author who could tell the other side of the story, but the book was a major disappointment. Boring, predictable, and doesn't live up to its promise. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: Allegory of Shakespeare's "The Tempest"? Review: I was very impressed with previous reviewer LividEmerald2's correct observation that "the birds are a metaphor for the psychological conflict of Mitch's mother, who must cope with the idea of abandonment that would inevitably result from the relationship her son might forge with a woman." This strikingly reminds me of the plot structure of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" with the genders reversed. Of course this would not be the first sci-fi/horror allegory of "The Tempest." We must not forget the psychological conflict of Professor Morbius in "Forbidden Planet." Answer:

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