Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: proud to be a new englander Review: I have been a lesbian for 22 years. I related to some of the characters in this book not myself but peole I have met over the years. I find the book well written and very descriptive. The characters in this book did things even I didn't know about! Now I have goals to achieve with my partner. She also read the book and was extrememly fascinated with the storylines. I hope Arielle writes more books like this one I would be the first to buy it or them. I liked the fact that the book was about lesbian New England. I felt a sense of pride after reading it about being a New Englander. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't Buy It Review: The graphics are fair for a game of this type but the game play is horrible. This schould be a beta, not the final release. some controls are not documented. You can not control the rate of time. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointing Review: Dyer is a great essayist. On the evidence of this book, he is not a great novelist. What I thought profound, insightful and funny in wonderful prose in his non-fiction, is here tedious, vapid and pedestrian. I'll try another novel, but this was most off-putting. A pity. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Definitely not Everything Paganism Review: The book is a very light overview of Pagan religions. As a book targeted to the newbie attempting to discover information on the different Pagan religions and/or is seeking a path, this book is generally not useful. The information that is included is very weak and watered down. Information of the Reconstructionist religions such as Hellenismos, Religio Romana, CR, and Kemeticism is so generalized as to not have any value, and is nothing that a person could not imply from their names.The book also fails to do any substantial "compare and contrast" of the religions to give the reader an idea of the many substantial differences. Some chapters, such as those on ethics, magic, sexuality, et al, leaves the reader with the impression that there exists a universal doctrine that Pagans adhere to, and the different paths are nothing more then a different flavoring.Ultimately, while I cannot give the book a resounding "do not buy," I cannot recommend it. Answer:
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