Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It's over...deal with it Review: Em's creativity was at an end with The Eminem Show. Here, the beats are all bog standard and unimaginative and the lyrics are all recycled from his first 3 albums. Dr. Dre is going through the motions as a producer and Em is afraid to break his now typecast molde and try anything new. There's nothing for you here but more of the same minus the passion. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Looking forward to the next one Review: As always, I enjoyed reading about Harry and his friends - and enemies - but I felt this was more of a build up to book seven than a complete story. What it has done is set in place a great foundation for the final book, which I can't wait to read - even though I'm old enough to know better! Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very , very , very behind Review: After reading this book, and finishing it I noticed a them when it came to barnes' perception of america's racism. It is the same tired and know completely false image that "'bl**ky''s always the victim,'wh**ey''s always the culprit". Even I , a black american 21-year-old, know this is not true. Rascims comes from all derections. Not once did Barnes mention any examples that included the following:Racism among non-white groups.Intra-racism (common among the black popluation)Racism against biracial or multiracial people.racism AGAINST whites BY blacks.If there's one major mistake made with this book it was giving it the mistitle "Everyday Racism,a book for all Americans" beacause it isn't , and it's not. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great book; terrible annotations Review: If you have not read these books and are the type of person to jump right to the last page, then this is the book for you. Tracy and Margaret have a terrific knack of hinting towards the next 100-150 pages with their little side blurbs. I cannot begin to tell you how many annotations begin with, "as we discover later..." It's like a cruel joke.I am on page 500 of this 1300 page book. At about page 300 I resolved to stop reading the sidebars. Unfortunately, when they place an asterick within the text and place a little one or two sentence blurb right beside it, before you know it you have already read it. Tracy and Margaret do a wonderful job of systematically destroying any suspense left in the book. If they would join my poker table, I could quit my day job.Read the books, they are quite good. Get versions without the annotations, they are quite bad. Answer:
