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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Even better the second time Review: I was probably too young to appreciate this novel the first time I read it. But I recently picked it up again after a pilgrimage of sorts through the astonishing beauty of the Southwest and its peoples, and found it to be, not only true to the setting, but achingly accurate in its portrayal of the protagonist's despair, struggle, and ultimate redemption. Readers who are tempted to abandon the book early on because they find Codi whiny, self-pitying, and insecure when she first returns to Grace should recognize that epiphany requires the illumination of initial darkness. Kingsolver's exquisite imagery and strong sense of social responsibility only enhance my appreciation of her unlikely heroine's journey to forgiveness, intimacy, and self-reliance. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Review Review: Written with the outmost immaculate precision, Peterson's version of "The Lesser Key of Solomon the King" earns itself the main role behind the curtains of magik.Having read most of Peterson's works, this one doesn't fail to impress.Be weary when entering this book as a passionate new student. Following the strict, outlined rules WILL bring success. An induction like the "Intervarsity" will bring failure. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Excellent cuban stageband listening Review: This is a well executed highly listenable CD. Gets better the more you listen to it. Awesome solos and arrangements. You will not be disappointed if you like stageband music. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Cautionary tale to those who are selfish Review: Without spoiling the book, I will just say this: it is a cautionary tale for those who are selfish - for those who have no time for anyone else but themselves. Read the first chapter over and over until you can see where Ryder is and why the narrative reads like a bad dream... Answer:
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