Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Low Level Design and content Review: The knitting - well, I have yet to find anything I'd want to make, so I can't comment on errors. The writing in the tech articles is aimed fairly low, but I've learned some things. Design is really cheezy, as someone else commented. This is sad, as knitting takes so much time and many people enjoy knitting in satisfying materials. The results should be something wonderful and lasting, but these are cheap-looking and tacky. I'm still looking for a knitting magazine that has good contemporary design. The free online magazine Knitty is the best I've found. I'd like a paper mag for reading in other places. I'll keep looking. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: painting outsideTHE BOX Review: Have you ever tried to achieve the ever changing glistening sun-reflection in your painting and not quite make it? This book has it all but tradition. Great book for those who desire to think outside of the box.Engle has put the excitement of her classroom in a book,but I sure would like to be in HER classroom!This book isn't for the timid or faint-hearted.She seems to attack her canvases with a fury & desires to be the victor.I appreciate the honest sharing of successes & failures. This book is for those who are looking to put excitement in their dry worn-out traditional watercolor & want to explore innovative techniques to go outside the comfort zone to implement new & fresh methods into their own style of painting. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Broke after a year Review: Not worth it, and the wires are unattractive and cumbersome. Wish they would make high powered battery operated lights instead of these cheap things. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Same old same old Review: I love the Kinkstah and have read all his other books, or should I say, "book". But somewhere around the fourth one (I'm a bit slow ...), I realized Hey, I've already read this book. It's been the same ever since. Nobody reads Kinky's books for the plots, since they don't have one. They read them for the one liners and the very funny Village Irregulars. Unfortunately, he seems to have run out of new material and is just rehashing the same old lines. Maybe he's been away from Vandam St too long. I don't know what his problem is, but my problem is I shelled out for the hardback, when I would have had the same reading experience if I had just pulled one of my old Kinky's off the shelf and reread it.Kinky once said something like: my readers get much more out of my books than I put into them. He didn't put anything into this one. It could have been written by an intern at Simon and Schuster just cutting and pasting from the last few books; in fact, I'm beginning to wonder, was it. Answer:
