Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Uneven; not good Review: I wanted to like this book because Ray Flynn is a fellow Catholic and a fellow Bostonian, and the basic idea of a pope being elected who is a widower with children has a lot of potential. Unfortunately, there are too many problems. The writing is very uneven; in places it isn't bad, but much of the dialogue is wooden and awkward. The theology is startlingly bad, especially in a work purportedly by a former ambassador to the Vatican. Or perhaps it was very badly edited. In any case I stopped reading altogether when I reached the point two thirds of the way through where the Eucharist was casually said to be symbolically the Body of the Lord (not REALLY!). That, of course, is the Protestant position; it has no place in a book that's supposed to be about Catholics. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Great Atlas but No Cities Review: This is a great road atlas of Oregon with terrific detail and well-laid-out coverage. I especially appreciate the landscape maps design and the separate sections on major recreation areas. The mileage charts between all cities is especially useful for trip planning. However, out of all the other state Benchmark Atlases I have seen or have, Oregon is the only one to leave out full page maps of major cities and streets. I would have liked to see details of at least Eugene, Corvallis, Salem and even Portland. But nothing in this particular book. This disappointment kept the rating at just 4 stars. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Enlightening and exciting. Review: The clarity with which the material was presented helped me understand things I'd thought were beyond me. I now have the confidence to learn more, and the desire to explore science (physics) with new eyes. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Disagree with negative reviews: well worth the money! Review: I have the previous edition of this book, and it was the only reference (beside some tips from friends on things to do) that we used to find our way around and find cool things to check out while in San Francisco last December. The photos (yes, there's a lot of them) were actually pretty useful, I thought, since they served as a very good guide for what to look for when we hit a particular neighborhood, in terms of landmarks. We found the guide also to be right on in terms of restaurant references and pricing information, and if you want to stretch your trip to San Fran a bit, it also provides useful info for excursions into Napa Valley and the like. All in all, a nice little guide I totally recommend: not your street-by-street atlas, that's granted, but very useful nevertheless. Answer:

A: