Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Okay, but her other books much better Review: I love many of this author's books, especially Fairy Godmother, and the concept of Tradition. However, in this book she seems to use the Tradition as a crutch. The story is entirely predictable and formulaic, which most readers would find annoying, at the very least, in any other novel, but it seems that because she acknowledges that weakness, it's okay. The book is well written, but essentially boring. I felt very disappointed by this novel. If you really want to know what it's about, read the inside cover. That's pretty much all you need to know about this book. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: oh please Review: This book was AWFUL. It's nothing more than a poorly-done, thinly veiled ripoff of Bridget Jones' Diary only with a far more annoying and less sympathetic main character. And is the author even actually British? I can't find any information on her but it felt like she just threw in British slang here and there as an afterthought so it would make the book trendier. I'm sorry I wasted time reading it. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: If you are a mom, have tissues handy Review: If you are a mother, or even if you're not, you will be moved to tears by both of these women; each of whom has to live through a mother's worst nightmare...one the death of her baby, and one having her baby stolen. I couldn't put the book down until I knew what happened to baby Dylan and Annie...and although she did a despicable thing, I couldn't help but but feel some sympathy for Lynelle. The ending is a testament to the forgiving side of human nature even after being wronged in the worst possible way. As for the breastfeeding references, as a mom who breastfed for 13 months, I feel that they add so much to the story in that they really accentuate the bonding and the depth of love that Lynelle felt for the two babies...also, the pain that Annie feels when not being able to nurse mirrors the pain that she feels during the absence of her son. Answer:
