Ques:Title: Bag leaks Review: My 4 year old son played with this toy for about 10 minutes before the bag got a whole in the bottom and it started leaking. The bag is not durable at all. My son was not even being rough, just a few punches and all of a sudden the bottom ripped. Don't waste your money. The problem is I have yet to find a punching bag that is durable. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Enchanting book Review: This book is absolutely enchanting. It is the most beautifully illustrated child's tale I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Both of my girls loved this story about a wonderful little girl bear who doesn't want to go to bed for love of dancing. The illustrations are richly colored with beautiful feminine floral borders and the story has a soothing, calm tone that is perfect for children's bedtime reading. It is a sweet story that can be shared by both parent and child. It also makes a lovely baby shower gift. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Just can't get into it Review: This book is written in a weird manner. I've only made it through Part I, and he toots his own horn for almost it's entirety. I bought this based on the reviews, and I am sorry that I did. Even at $10, it's not worth it. I am inherently skeptical of "self-help" books, and this does nothing to change that opinion.Skip it. Is the review positive or negative?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Really helpful narrative analysis of how Jesus is named in Mark! Review: Edwin Broadhead has provided a wonderfully concise and helpful discussion of the 'names' or 'titles' given to Jesus in Mark. He discusses first any 'historical background' of these names, then the 'narrative foreground', or how they are incorporated into the narrative, and shape or are further shaped by it.I was reminded of Morna Hooker's discussion ofThe Son of Man in Mark, which is perhaps a precursor of this attempt to recognize the historical background, while foregrounding the narrative context and development of terms.Broadhead skilfully explores the terms not just in isolation, but how they are associated with one another in the story's development. One cannot but help appreciate his succinct and accessible prose. This is a book that students and teachers of Mark will want to revisit often.Highly recommended, as is his equally succinctMark, Second Edition (Readings: a New Biblical Commentary) Is the review positive or negative?

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