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Title: distorted, untrue, a waste of money and time Review: I read Mr. Harris' book while on the way back from China, after studying in Beijing as an exchange student. Reflecting upon my experiences in China, I was amazed at how Mr. Harris distorts the truth. Almost everything he says in the book is incomplete or distorted. If anyone wants to know more about China and its people, the best way is to go and visit, and see for himself. The worst he can do is read Mr. Harris diminutive lies. I regret my parents wasted their money to buy this book for me. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Chick lit with a twist Review: I picked up this book out of desperation (could not find anything else to purchase at the bookstore). The cover was fun and I admit, I do buy books based on their covers sometimes.What a joy! This book was such fun to read. Not too silly and not too serious - a good blend of the two. I even liked all the characters,which is nice and rare in chick lit books these days.The writing is fun and breezy and although I must admit that I did not really find there was a huge plot going on, the end completely caught me by surprise!!!If you like chick lit, this is a good one. Enjoy. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Very, very poorly designed and extremely buggy Review: I bought this software because I was desperate to find a any Chinese learning software, so I bought this one an also the Rosetta Chinese learning software.Chinese now is the worst software I ever used, the user interface is very poorly designed and it crashes all the time.The software offer you meaningless translations and the speech recognition part is completely unusable recording less than one second of speech, you never have time to finish a word before it's done recording.My only advice is do not buy this software!, Only the package looks nice. You're much better off with a book and a tape Is this product review negative?
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Title: Good reference work Review: This is a good concise guide to the line generals (and colonels) that served with the Army of Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia. It gives background information on every commander of units down to brigade, how they got to command their unit, what they did in previous battles, what happened during the Gettysburg campaign and what happened to them afterwords. It is by no means a substitute for a good narrative to the battle or any part of it but it has a place in anyone's library on Gettysburg. Is this product review negative?
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