Ques:Title: Read Safely Review: This product is terrific for those of us who hide jewelry and other valuables in socks, unused drawers, closets, under beds, every time we go on vacation... only to realize, upon return, that we can't remember where we hid them. The books are real with a cut out section for the valuables. They make a nice addition to a library (except that I would never had bought these books as real books). Should fool all but the most erudite of thieves. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: This one's a dud! Review: I suppose it had to happen. Stephen Cannell finally wrote a book that failed miserably in living up to our expectations of his story telling ability. The story is plodding and difficult to stay with, although I did finish it just to see if it would get better. Alas, no.The central characters of Shane Scully and Alexa Hamilton fail to interest...the "Vikings" are an unbelieveable lot of misfits. The "scheme" that they are pursuing of making a killing, both literally and figuratively in the "parallel market" is hard to follow and equally difficult to believe.The bodies are stacking up like cord wood as you work your way through the book, but you find yourself not caring that much and just waiting for the quite predictable ending. I hope this is the last book of the "Shane Scully genre and that Mr.Cannell can once again take us to more interesting scenarios in the future. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: About Mario Batali Review: Interesting story about Batali and his restaurants, staff, and philosophy of food/cuisine. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: On the Avenue Review: Mary Lou Lord has a great ear for music and consistently chooses the best songs (albeit some eclectic) to cover. This self-recorded live disc captures MLL in her element -- busking in the Boston subway. The passersby and passing trains only add to the ambiance, especially with MLL tackling a variety of excellent tunes.There's the Magnetic Fields' "I Don't Want To Get Over You," Richard Thompson's "Vincent Black Lightning," Big Star's awesome "Thirteen," Bruce Springsteen's "Thunder Road" and more.This disc is surprisingly intimate and marks a real return for MLL to her busking roots. She sounds comfortable and at home, which she is. I love this disc. Is the review positive or negative?

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