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Title: mostly for entertainment Review: I found this book a little boring. I mean, the writing is written at a basic level, with simple sentences taking the forefront. The guy is hilarious on his web site, I just wish some of that humour would of went over to the book. In books, you are supposed to "show, don't tell", but all he does usually is just tell. At one point, he says that a character "felt emotional". It's bad enough if it was just "he felt sad" or "he felt happy", but not even a specific emotion here! It's not totally anti-corporate either, more like a comedy piece. Not completely serious, and not much reflection or redeeming value. It doesn't make you think much, it's meant more for entertainment. Other than that, it's a ok book. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Quick but rewarding Review: Michener's powerful storytelling ability drives this book, although it's merely a fraction of the length of most of his other work. The tale centers on a reluctant Korean War pilot and his relationships with his commanding officer, his fellow soldiers, and his family in the face of impending doom, symbolized by the titular bridges. Over its short space, the story runs the gamut of emotions from despair to fear to exhilaration and back again with a you-are-there intensity. The reader may also gain insight into the camaraderie among soldiers in wartime. This is a very solid quick read. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: Don't bother downloading this copy Review: As mentioned by the previous reviewer, this version is missing quite a bit of key content. Whether it's a formatting issue with the Kindle or the transcriber forgot to include the passages is unclear. But the story is unreadable without the missing text. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Excellent, but 160 recipes? Review: This is an excellent book, but I don't know why Amazon thinks there are 160 recipes. The recipes are on pages 38-88 and some take up more than one page. More like 40 recipes, but that's plenty. Maybe the second edition has 160, but the table of contents on Amazon looks like what's in my first edition.Nice section on the origins of chili, by the way. Is the review positive or negative?
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