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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: What is the "best policy?" Review: How important is honesty? The main character in the book Terpin, a young boy by the name of Terpin Taft, wrestles with this question. What transpires afterward is a truly impressive study of the effects of honesty, frankness, and brutal honesty. While a short read, I must say that Terpin is one of the most significant and important books I have ever read. I have loaned it to many friends and relatives, and it always leads to interesting and poignant conversations. Sadly it seems that not many copies of Terpin currently exist. If you ever have the occasion to read this book I would strongly recommend you do so. It does something that all truly good books do. It makes one think. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: 2.5 stars Review: Miranda Lane has built her successful career as a romance novelist writing Southern set tales with gentle, beta heroes. Told she must set her newest novel in the land of the Yankees with an alpha hero, a cop no less, she rebels. However, economic reality forces her to submit to her editor's demands. However, she will have to do some research to get a role model on whom to pattern her hero. That's where Officer Chas Casey comes in. Observing him, and getting in his way, Miranda begins to change her mind about hating alphas. Chas is not half bad, once she gets to know him, but her avoidance of literary macho men stems from issues she has with real ones. Only by facing the pain she hides can she succeed in literature and love both.** A truly sensitive, weighty tale is hidden under the fluff. More focus on the real issue would have made this an excellent novel instead of merely light comedy. **Reviewed by Amanda Killgore, freelance reviewer. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I want all that time back Review: I have to count myself among those who, in the final 15 minutes of the final episode, felt like I had been royally conned. Essentially, you can watch the first season and the last episode or two and get as much out of it as watching the entire series. Yes, there were some exciting, intriguing aspects to the show, but to find out that they were ultimately just filler with no real point throws a bucket of water over any of the "good" parts. It's not the lack of ultimate answers, it's the lack of any resolution to the stories. People who go on about the characters seem to forget that the characters are pretty stock and only developed through the mysteries and action on the show. Otherwise, they were pretty bland. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Much Ado about a great movie. Review: This movie smoked "Pvt. Ryan" for the best movie oscar. It had to compete with another period piece "Elizabeth". But,those movies had to compete with a cast multi-layered in talent. Not to mention compete with "Willie Shakes" himself. I like the way the movie brought in Christopher Marlowe, who was once (And I hope they have given up on the idea that Shakespeare was anybody but the "William Shakespeare, Bard of Avon")thought to have written many of the plays attributed to the bard himself. The setting is great and young Mr. Fiennes fit right in even after I had seen his brilliant role in "Elizabeth". Judi Dench was a cinch to win the oscar. She is marvelous as always. Great movie, one I will hopefully see many times over. Answer:
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