Title: Finally a college book that is worthy! Review: I got this book for an Interpersonal Communications class. I thought it was going to be a typical college book that was full of bland teaching tools. Instead it was filled with stories and situations that we have all been in to help you learn the lessons. These authors did a great job at not only keeping your attention but also making you feel like you can become a better person by following the simple tools provided in each lesson. Having a great teacher who firmly reinforces the lessons helps. I would suggest this book to anyone who feels that they may lack communication skills or maybe want to understand how different people communicate with each other. It has helped my business and personal relationships. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: for younger kids Review: We bought this game and found it to be fun, but I feel that the age category is wrong. My 7 year old boys love the game. It's easy enough for them and once the rules are explained it's not too complicated. I don't know the reason for the blue vs. red cards. The blue ones seem pointless. The down side of this game is that it has to be nighttime to play since it's hard to see the markings on the board otherwise. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Overrated Review: Maybe I'm missing something profound compared to all the other reviewers here, but as someone who has thoroughly enjoyed all the Stones golden period discs meaning Beggars Banquet onwards up to and including "Tattoo You", I personally find "Some Girls" to be their weakest disc throughout this whole period(1968 - 1981) With the vital exception of the brilliant "Miss You" and the mildly appealing "Beast of Burden", to my ears the vast majority of this disc contains pedestrian "samey sounding" songs which are not particularly strong in the tunes department and the overall playing is not tremendously inspired either. Sorry about the contrarian viewpoint but this is just to warn any potential buyers of this disc who may be overtempted the gushing reviews of how fantastic the album is. For my money, check out the criminally underrated "groove trilogy" specifically "Goat Heads Soup", "Its Only Rock N Roll" and "Black and Blue", these discs are funky and souful. Is the review positive or negative?
