Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Waste of $ Review: This item is terrible. It doesn't connect snugly. Our son kicks it in the car & has no trouble reaching it w/ his feet (he's only 16 months old). Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stupid Review: My son received this book and "Shhh!" for his first birthday and I immediately got rid of them. This book is poorly written, uncreative, and the storyline is just simply stupid. This book will in no way nourish a child's mind. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: THELEMA AND LOUISE or WHAT NOT TO DO ON YOUR HONEYMOON Review: As dictated by the big bubble head Aiwass... uh huh, sure... More evidence of the Exploding Hindenburg that is contemporary Western Esotericism. Crowley wasn't so much a fraud as much as he was an adventurer, who used the occult as justification for his, to put it mildly, unconventional lifestyle. Would have been nice if he just kept to mountaineering and buggering North African young boys, but, alas, or perhaps "Aiwass", he decided he was the Master Therion announcing the Age of The Conquering Child. If so, the Child's a brat. Crowley was a wild eccentric, not the first or probably the last to spring from England's mountains green, but hardly a mystic. If Aiwass did "exist", one of John Keel's "Ultraterrestrials" maybe, the bubble head must have floated way chuckling thinking to himself..."Old P.T. was right..." Answer:
