Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Is there a "no star" option? Review: I don't think I read the same book as the other reviewers. My opinion is that if one is going to write about a place or city, please spend some time there. As a native New Orleanian, his descriptions of the city doesn't work at all, not even as fanciful fiction, which makes me suspect his descriptions of NYC. All of that aside, the story had possibilities but its execution was terrible. Too many dead ends and ridiculous solutions to sticky situations, like the deal with Jillian or Chase! Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Recent purchase of Garmin 360 Review: Before I receeived the item, price went down on Amazon, I informed Amazon. They took no responsibility other that to tell me to conatact Beach Camera. I contacted Beach Camera. There was no reponse from Beach Camera. What a customer service! Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Girltalk from someone who really knows Review: I first read Girltalk in middle school and I remember how reassuring so much of Weston's advice was on issues such as body image and relating to boys, and how informative the sections were on how to deal with long-distance friendships or the first whispers floating around school about alcohol and drugs. Now a sophomore in college, I recently paged through the book and was struck by how true (and, in fact, relevant) the advice still was. Girltalk mixes real letters from readers and answers to them, with Weston's own memories, research, and comforting advice, all of which makes this book ideal for girls of all ages. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Just a bunch of smoke and mirrors Review: This book is not what its author thinks it is. It is tauted as a spine-tingling work of historical non-fiction, but the prose is unbareably juvenile and the story has numerous holes. You can tell this book was written by a first time author with no formal training, and that is a shame because the story had all the elements to make a great book--but the story was lost in meaningless details. There are too many characters and virtually no character development - aside from the rave reviews Syndney gives herself and her sister on everything from their hair to their education. She acts as if she and her sister are the only two college educated people in Texas. Even if that were true, you would never be able to tell it by her snore-worthy style. Do not waste your time or your money on this book. Answer:
