Is this product review positive? Title: Spectacularly Vanilla Review: Though the author seems to wield the background, humility and mindset to deliver the goods, this one stumbles straight out of the gate. Sadly, there isn't even enough titillating material to craft a decent Penthouse Letter. In sum, to go from "Carrie's Story" to "Pleasure's All Mine" is to slouch from wicked black leather to a plaid settee covered in plastic. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Cherub Wings Review: It's very cute and fun to watch! Easy to learn about Jesus and Christianity. I recomend to children & parents to watch this video. It's my favorate children's video! Thanks for producing this and this is funtastic! Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Anne Tyler understands men and the elderly. Review: I liked this book, over all. It is hard to find great fiction. I thought there were just a couple things wrong with the book. 1. It took me most of the book to realize Sophie was not an elderly lady Barnaby was watching on the train. I thought she was old and she ended up being 36. 2. Barnaby thought more eloquently than he spoke. I don't know if that was intentional or not. Maybe all men have the potentional to be detailed thinkers and don't know how to express themselves. I might be married to one. I thought it was very interesting how important an old car in the family can start friction. That is so true in today's society and families. As far as the ending goes, there was so much potential for disaster, and the reader is right there amoungst all the action, and it suddenly ends with a "ahhhh", but you have no clue as to which woman he will choose in the long run. Interesting characters, wonderful insight into the lives of the elderly. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Love it :) Review: This is a very simple book for an early reader, with no page having more than two words (all dialog) on it.The story is really told in the illustrations. You can see so much from how the boys stand, how small or big their words are. Very sweet story... and at a level a five year old can easily read. Answer:
