Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: shallow and exploitive Review: I am surprised by the wave of gushing adulation for this shallow and exploitive novel. Thank goodness for the one reviewer who described it as "manipulative", and by the time I had read as far as the saccharine ending I was ready to throw it across the room! Come on folks - go read Inga Clendinnen's "Reading the Holocaust". Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Paperback release 3/6/2007 Review: I had looked forward to the paperback release of this book on March 6, 2007. Now I see that it is in the "$9.99 oversized format". Mr Parker - rather than getting $7.99 from me for a mass market paperback, you get $0 because I refuse to buy books in this format, which is purely a marketing scheme.Guess I'll go to the library. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not my best purchase Review: I purchased this item over the summer because of hearing good reviews on you tube, delivery was prompt but the product didn't really make much of a difference to me. I have used wedges, brushes and sponges in the past and the beauty blender doesn't apply foundation better than any other sponge or brush i've used. I do not have alot of scars/blemishes on my face but i love using full coverage foundation to hide those scars that i do have and i've found that my revelon concealer brush or a round brush applies foundation most wonderfully, the look is natural and never cakey. After purchasing and using this item it just went into the basket i store my other sponges in - i gave this item a two because delivery was good and it's my favorite color - pink! I would recommend if you're looking to buy a good sponge but in my opinion it's not the best one out there Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Home again, home again Review: What a dear, sweet book. There are very few books I read as a child that I read again for the next generation, but I think we're on the THIRD copy of "Home For a Bunny" because it's read (and slept with) so often.The illustrations are glorious - simple but colorful - they tell the story but don't get in its way. This helps the book work for children as young as 1 1/2 and as old as 5. The book is "only" about a bunny looking for a home and all the homes and friends he meets while he's looking. But isn't that what we're all doing - trying to find a safe, warm and happy place? Answer:
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