Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Enjoyed some of the surprises in the book. Review: Enjoyed the ebb and flow of the book. At times the book dragged...especially the part about the father. To be such an educated man he certainly had no common sense. It was hard to feel sympathy for his character. Answer:
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Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great view from Book of Romans Review: Some of my church members are afraid of reading Romans, after reading Max's "In the Grip of Grace", they got a new view of Romans and enjoyed it!Max's beautiful writings let me have a wonderful trip to go into book of Romans and meditate God's wonderful grace in salvation. He is God who saves us and He is Jesus who brings us to God. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I am a true vampire nut! Review: I am a huge vampire fan! I love anything from the cheesy to the scary. Bram Stoker definitely leans to the scary! His groundbreaking Dracula creation in 1897 was prefaced with eight years of researching European folklore. He was dedicated to his craft and it has shown! This background information is in a very watchable format and is highly recommended to any vampire fan! Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Mumbly-Jumbly Review: And, after the welcome respite of The Reivers and Soldier's Pay, we're back to the *real* Faulkner, the one who has weighty and interesting things to say, but buries them in page-long sentences and mumbly-jumbly stream-of-consciousness. I love the idea of this collection - eight distinct stories, all inter-related (kind of like the characters). And I especially enjoyed seeing Boon Hoggenbeck's beginnings in "The Bear." But, as with so much of Faulkner, I just find that the sweat and blood of digging out the meaning of it all isn't worth the meaning once I actually find it. Answer:
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