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Title: Don't Waste Your Money!!!! Review: The trial transcripts are available on line (for free, which should really appeal to the target audience of this drivel). Read the transcripts and draw your own conclusions instead of being steered by this poorly written rubbish. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Barr needs a rest and Anna Pidgeon needs character depth. Review: It's very difficult to maintain a single protagonist-driven mystery series. And Nevada Barr's "Liberty Falling" shows us just that. Barr gives her usual fantastic "like-you-were-there" background/color. But there is only so much you can say about the site. After all, it is an island and while detail is what Barr's best at,the book quickly gets boring when she can't move her characters very far. As for Anna, she's not moved very far since the death of her husband. Even psychiatrist sister Molly now has a boyfriend. Anna's issues remain the same and they too have become dull. The alcoholic thing, the "no man is an island except Anna" thing, the no-friends thing, the death of her husband thing, no real color outside that of the book's setting. And while I was intrigued with life on Ellis, the previous book, in which Anna is forced into caving, is by far Barr's best to date. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Purchase this book before you purchase a new car!!! Review: This book and Mr. Bragg's "Fighting Chance" information are the most powerful combination of tools you need to purchase a new vehicle. You aren't just learning how to negotiate the price of a car, or just good negotiation skills - you are really learning the auto sales business and techniques, as well as reinventing the way in which to purchase a new car. Following Mr. Bragg's advice (especially the "Fax Attack" method) you really do become the cat instead of the mouse. You do NOT need to walk into a dealership and negotiate price. Use the Fax Attack method and just wait for dealers to call with quotes; field the lowest offers, and start them on a bidding war against each other! I actually found the process fun (surprise that buying a new car could be fun!). And I got a new 2004 Toyota Corolla for $500 under invoice! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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