Is this product review positive? Title: Basil the Rock of Horror Art Review: Basil is the anchor of my childhood horror memories. The Covers of Famous Monsters were his soapbox and he was heard around the world. Basil has a way of using colors to give black and while celluloid a voice. I went to Indianapolis to the relaunch of Famous Monsters and got to meet Basil. He was a wonderful man who was more than happy and enthusiastic to whittle away the time talking to a monster kid like me. Basil took the time to look at my art portfolio as I explained how I learned to paint my aurorakits to look like his artwork. Basil has hit the circuit of monster conventions. If you get the chance go meet him and thank him for your childhood of fear!! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: It's a great player... I just wish the batteries would last Review: The unit itself plays music very well, and you can make playlists and store a vast amount of files.However, over the 8 months that I have had my player, I have had to send it in to get repaired 3 times for the same problem--after charging it for the whole night, the battery fails after one hour, though it's supposed to last for 8. Since this seems to be a reoccuring problem I would not recommend this mp3 player. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Clear, easy signs demonstrated by cute illustrated babies! Review: "Hold out your Teddy Bear arms...!" (hug, hug)That's how storytime begins with this book, which will encourage active participation even in babies who aren't signing.Very cute pictures of babies and helpful captions for parents on the pictures of signs make this a series of books you will enjoy together again and again.Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear includes many very useful basic signs. This isn't my favourite of the series - I guess because it's a rhyme, not a song, but DD2 still loves hearing it.Recommended for ages 1-2 only, as it's a very basic rhyme that older toddlers will probably not sit still for for long. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: An unforgettable tale of human need, love and selfishness Review: 'Music for the Third Ear' is a deceptively simple and quick book. But it lingers, it doesn't go away, and it keeps you thinking about it long afterwards. There are so many levels that meet or careen into each other... It is an extremely saddening book, with no happy ending, and barely a ray of hope. It is pessimistic, as many of the characters are sucked down into and feed on their own vortexes of hate or need. It is a violent protest about man's inhumanity to man, and what to depths our egocentricity allows us to stoop---Mette feels all she does is OK because she is childless; Mesud rides on a cloud of ethnic hate that becomes its own reason to exist and be nurtured; Dr. lo Schiavo has no qualms about removing love and trust in the name of 'charity' and 'humanity', and so on. The only truly innocent one is as always the child, who might be the eternal loser. Answer:
