Title: don't let the title suck you in - really 0 stars Review: ...The writing of this book is in a steam of consciousness type of writing and meanders from place to place. The introduction and prefix seem to be the author’s initial notes, doctored a little to add more pages to send to his publisher. I really cannot tell you anything beyond about page 50 because I closed it up and started to wonder if I could return the book to where I bought it and trade it in for another author that I have read before.If this is a gen-X-ers book it indicates that the attention span of this age group has really diminished and I hope that their mental functions have not followed suit. Perhaps the best thing about this book is that it shows that it takes a lot of types to make up the world, and it is a blessing that all of them do not like the things that I like. It keeps the lines where I go short and sweet. Is this product review negative?

Answer: Yes


Title: great buy Review: I bought this for my 18-month-old, and she took to it immediately. I had wanted something for finger painting, but the chalkboard is the biggest hit. It was very easy to assemble; it's sturdy; and it's cheaper than the other large easels I looked at. The lowest setting is just the right height for her. Highly recommended.Update: the easel still has a place of honor in our living room, and is still in great shape. I disassembled it for a move, and it was easy to put back together. I haven't changed the height yet, but it's about time. It's definitely worth it to purchase the rolls of paper; it remains a real hit in our house. Is this product review negative?

Answer: No


Title: Anita, where are you?! Review: This is honestly the lowest rating i've ever given one of Hamilton's novels! And deep inside me, it hurts.Once i skipped the emotional-melodrama of Doom, it took about 2 hours to read. I miss the Anita that was strong and independent, a little dysfunctional, but still a real-woman living in today (with vamps, wereanimals and the such) I started this series when i was in the 8th grade... all i remember is how cool Anita was, how strong, how smart and amazing. Now... she's a dud. If i met her on the street, i wouldnt give her a second glance.Only reason why im still reading and buying these books (aside from my obsessive book-buying)is that im addicted to the other characters. Jason, Asher, Micah, Jean-Claude, etc. Not just that they're so otherworldly sexy, but they've truly developed positively and realistically. Anita is falling short.Check this novel out from the library. It's too short and too crappy to bother buying. Is this product review negative?

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