Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Another Sharon Creech masterpiece. Review: Two 13-year-old twins are never going to get adopted, and not without reason. But an old couple from Ruby Holler want to take separate vacations, and temporarily adopt the two to accompany them on their trips. The odds are stacked against the kids and the arrangement. Creech tells the story with humor, warmth, and insight. The cranky, wicked, bumbling couple who run the orphanage reminded me of Roald Dahl's adults. The kids are right out of Karen Cushman's Rodzina. But the wise, down-home, older couple are the characters that steal the show. This book is a gem for children nine and older, as well as for adults who enjoy children's literature. My fifth grade students agree! Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Perfect DVD to add to any Michael collection. Review: I received the DVD a day before the estimated date for delivery. The DVD case was in PERFECT quality and the DVD Disc itself was in perfect quality. No scratches or anything. Very quick and a wonderful addition to any fans collection. Quality is perfect. I would recommend this product to anyone. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Friendly and full of information Review: I had dreaded beginning to machine quilt -- I found the whole prospect intimidating. Then, I bought this book. It is terrific! It is written in such a friendly and sympathetic tone that it helped to assuage my fears and get me quilting. The information is clearly presented with all sorts of helpful tips. Now, when I sit down to machine quilt I keep this book close by and recommend it wholeheartedly to all those reluctant machine quilters out there. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: How an Ivy League Math Geek Learned to Write a Bad Book Review: I've read easily a dozen poker books - normal stuff like, Jones, Sklansky, Harrington, Gordon, and I thought this book would talk about Matt'a learning experience, what levels he started at and where and what he learned. This book started out like a read for a complete beginner with talk of how to play Hold 'Em. It continued with a self-inflated view of his trournament history - include hand by hand in certain tournaments. It includes stuff like "then with the blinds at 500-1000, I picked up ATo and raised on the button to take the blinds." Jesus - who cares? The amazing part is that this book was written BEFORE he won playing in the 2004 WPT Championship. He was nothing but an amateur with a couple cashes. He had no business writing a book. And sinec this book was written in 2003, some stuff has a bit out of date. I wish I had not bought the book at all. Answer:

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