Question: Title: Grant Lewi is the genius of Astrology. Easy to read, too! Review: This book, along with Lewi's "Heaven Knows What," are examples of works by someone who has perfect mastery of his field--analogous to Euclid's writings on mathematics. You simply cannot get a better feel for chart interpretation from any other source than Grant Lewi. This book deals with planets in signs, while "Heaven Know What" covers planets in aspect, along with interpretations of every Sun-Moon combination. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: supposedly his opus.... Review: ....but his phenomenological concepts are much more alive and readable in his later material--his essays, for instance. I even liked his unfinished VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE better. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Biological Trivia of a High Order Review: Willy Ley is best known for his writings on rockets and space, but he had an interest in a wide variety of things. In this volume, he writes entertainingly on such diverse items as unicorns, pterodactyls, sea serpents, and even carniverous trees, all fron a popular-scientific perspective. Someone wanting information about clues to the possible existence of dinosaurs in a Babylonian wall pictorial, or apparent human handprints in sandstone around the time of the dinosaurs, will find all that and more in this book,It was published in 1959, and a little of the information is dated. But not much. Is the review positive or negative?
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