Q: Title: This was a pretty good book Review: I read this book and I found it to be pretty good. Not a whole lot of people know what happens inside mormonism but this explains it pretty well. I visited with a now exgirlfriend several times and it is quite different. Everything they say it is, its not really. I would recommend this book to everyone to read both mormon or nonmormon. I'd also recommend a wonderful book called the Bible, its got awesome truths on life and God's wisdom. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Love this one Review: This is a marvelous, detailed fantasy.All day, Ma and Pa Brindle make an enormous "Sweet Dream Pie". The pie is clearly magical - every move the Brindles make to bake this pie is echoed on the street. When they roll out the dough, everybody falls off their bed onto the floor. When the oven is on, the street is hot. When they blow on the pie to cool it off, a breeze picks up in the neighborhood.All the neighbors (except the little allergic girl) are invited to have a single slice of pie - but they eat too much, all of them, and promptly fall asleep, causing wild dreams to go up and down the neighborhood in a totally non-frightening way. The dreams are eventually swept away, and everybody gets a good night's sleep.The story and the illustrations are wonderfully detailed, as I said. The only thing that ever prevents me from reading this book is that it's a long one - sometimes, you really don't have time for it and have to use a shorter book instead. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Agree with Ralph Jas Review: This could possibly be the biggest load of crap ever recorded onto vinyl. I bought it and I listened to it..all of it. The one thing no-one mentioned is that the fourth side finishes in an endless loop. You know it took 30 minutes to realize that I'd reached the end of the last side. Unique and original... Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Ugly and stupid Review: This is a sloppy, lazy, badly written piece of work whose only purpose is to argue that Provincetown has been ruined by those awful homosexuals. Manso tries to cover himself with stories about Jay Critchley, but the real driving force of the book is his hatred of gay people. If you hate homosexuals, especially those with money, you might enjoy this book. Otherwise, I suggest that you skip it. Is the review positive or negative?
