input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Don't expect The Dirt Review: I purchased this book based on the amazing Motley Crue rock bioThe Dirt (The Anniversary Edition): Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band.Unfortunately this is not a patch on that effort.Tommy Lee has always come across as the loveable doofus of Motley Crue.Yes he is a complete dude, but don't waste your time with this effort.Everything you need to know can be found in The Dirt - a far better read. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Really helpful narrative analysis of how Jesus is named in Mark! Review: Edwin Broadhead has provided a wonderfully concise and helpful discussion of the 'names' or 'titles' given to Jesus in Mark. He discusses first any 'historical background' of these names, then the 'narrative foreground', or how they are incorporated into the narrative, and shape or are further shaped by it.I was reminded of Morna Hooker's discussion ofThe Son of Man in Mark, which is perhaps a precursor of this attempt to recognize the historical background, while foregrounding the narrative context and development of terms.Broadhead skilfully explores the terms not just in isolation, but how they are associated with one another in the story's development. One cannot but help appreciate his succinct and accessible prose. This is a book that students and teachers of Mark will want to revisit often.Highly recommended, as is his equally succinctMark, Second Edition (Readings: a New Biblical Commentary) Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Row House Days - Why Read It? Review: I received this book as a gift from my Mother who was born and raised in Southwest Philadelphia as I was and was excited to get started reading about the old neighborhood. Almost immediately, I could not figure out why geograhphic, street, and school names were changed. I found this very annoying although I could figure most of the real names out. I thought the story was a bit over indulgent by the author. He could have spent more time developing the other characters and providing a broader description of the neighborhood. The story did bring back lots of good memories - pimple ball, italian water ice, soft pretzels, lots of fights but it got monotonous after awhile. I read the first half of the book and just skimmed the rest since it lost my interest. I hope someone else will tackle a story about this neighborhood and add more historical perspective rather than a bunch of kid stories. Answer:
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