Is this product review positive? Title: A good primer for aspiring writers on how not to write a book Review: I bought this book not expecting it to be such a difficult read. I thought it was about the history of zero; once I started reading, I found out the book was about...well...I have no idea! I wasn't able to finish the book and I stopped about half-way. His writing style is too abstruse, and just arrant nonsence. By the time I got to the middle, I still didn't know where zero came from nor did I care.Here is an example of his writing:"Any five-year-old will tell you that negative numbers aren't numbers at all, and phylogeny recapitulated ontogeny in taking its time to recognize negatives." Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Yet another failure Review: Sigh.. when will they give it up or should I say when will Dave Mustaine realize that he no longer is writing material that is representative of what Megadeth stands for. If you buy a record with the name 'Megadeth' on it you want it to sound like it too! You don't want to hear Judas Priest! Fix the music and fix a better vocalist, 'cos face it Mustaine can't sing any longer, or give it up already!! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Nice Car Seat Review: My daughter loves this seat!!! I could barely get it out of the box and she was trying to sit in it. Once I put it together (before actually installing it in the car), my daughter sat in the chair to watch television. We left in on the floor for her until we had to install it in the car. We've already gone on a trip to NY and my daughter was very comfortable. I love the recline feature when she falls asleep. Not a bad price either. The only thing that gave this a 4-star rating was the box was partially opened when it was delivered. After inspecting to make sure there weren't any defects it was fine. Other than that, I would definitely recommend. We plan on buying a second one for Grandma's car!!! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Fear, loathing and humor in the aftermath of a hurricane Review: If humor noir were art, this would be a Rembrandt. The book recounts the fictional exploits of the depraved and zany in the aftermath of South Florida's worst recent hurricane. Hiaasen is able to capure the utter shambles that one's life becomes in the wake of the storm, but does so with incredible artistry and and humor that has become a Hiaasen trademark. The character development is subpurb as is the yarn he weaves around the tale of those opportunists who attempt to profit by the advent of the hurricane at the expense of the victims. A terribly funny and well written book. The best Hiaasen Yet Answer:
