Q: Title: Touching the lives of others. Review: What a wonderful, inspiring book and how touching the stories. The world has no idea how much quilters touch the lives of others. Many local organizations are now making quilts that are donated to the military for the returning wounded service people. Other groups are making quilts for the Sharp Hospital Burn Camp for Kids, Cancer Camp for Kids, Children's Hospital, and a host of other organizations in need. We know how much these quilts mean to the recipients, and we know in our hearts how good it makes us feel to be able to create and donate them. Heavenly Patchwork tells this story over and over, and is a great source of comfort and inspiration. What a great gift for Mother's Day!" Betty Alofs, Designer, Teacher, Author, Betty A's Designs Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: rocko's modern life Review: this dvd is amazing!!! i was waiting forever for this to come out, the price was reasonable, the quality's more than fair and the packaging is beyond adequate. this is a purchase i'll never regret!! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: A literal adaptation with some flaws but honest after all! Review: The story turns around a misanthropic man and an elusive woman. But there's a lot of unknown details about him and his inner world.It's literally impossible to intend dissociate this book among the most extraordinary examples of febrile existentialism portrait ever written. Somehow Steppenwolf influenced two formidable contenders of this literary tendency: Albert Camus (The stranger and Jean Paul Sartre (The nausea). So, in case you haven't read the book, you will find in a serious hook because many clues are taken from the visual that are explicitly taken from the book.Von Sydow and Sanda are in top form in this glomy picture. Don't miss it. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: This is it. Stop reading here. Review: If you value your time and your money, I'd recommend you to stop reading this series at this point. The Wheel of Time was intended to be a trilogy, and the authors' decision of making it twelve books instead has certainly proved the be the downfall of this series. So why don't we read it as a trilogy? The end (no spoilers) leaves a lot of questions unanswered; however, it ends close to as it should have ended on the first place. Heed my advice, oh readers who have reached this far, for if you don't, you'll find yourself pretty soon damning the time you decided to continue reading this series after reading this review. Is the review positive or negative?
