Title: Has it all: humor, mystery, science, history, and feminism Review: Sharyn McCrumb has succeeded brilliantly in writing a novel that is a decent murder mystery and yet also so much more. She manages to incorporate some interesting bits of Civil War-era history and lore, some little-known facts regarding the nature of a certain poison that figures prominently in the story, and also some thoughtful insights into the nature of contemporary American sexism and women's varying reactions to it. Through it all, McCrumb manages to keep her reader laughing; as she spins out the various threads that comprise her tale, she exhibits a devastating wit which she employs to perfection in illustrating the foibles of her characters and of human life in general.This was a book that once started, I had a hard time putting down. McCrumb always writes with grace and wit, and this is one of her very best efforts. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Boss Hog returns with their best sound yet. Review: Regardless of what many people below me say, I find this Boss Hog album to be their best. Yes, they have turned more towards the electronic side of things, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. "Nursery Rhyme" uses the drum machine in the perfect way and the song ends up being probably the best song on the entire album. My only complaint is that the album is VERY short. Many of the songs are short in length and the album ends after about 33 minutes. Nevertheless, Boss Hog's new sound is very rewarding and "Whiteout" would make a great addition to anybody's CD collection.Grade: A- Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Overwhelming. Review: It's too much. Too much beauty. Muench is the man, and to see so much of his work together is pretty overwhelming. You have to digest this in modest chunks. A vast range of photos from his 40 years provides an insight into Muench's outstanding natural vision - his great gift. Makes a great gift. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: DDRMax 2 Review: What a great game! It's a bit of a downgrade from what I'm used to (Supernova/Supernova 2), but I love the selection of songs. I just wish the graphics weren't as seizure inducing and distracting. But hey, it's an older game. Some really great songs on this one though. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
