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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Note From the Editor Review: HarperCollins was thrilled when Paullina decided to change publishers and we were the lucky house she chose. What a thrill to publish THE BRONZE HORSEMAN, which really is the book that Paullina was born to write. Russia is in her blood, it's where her family comes from--the country they were forced to leave behind--and Paullina has captured it in all it's sad, disappearing glory. And what a love story! Many readers have compared this to Dr. Zhivago and everyone who meets Tatiana and Alexander falls in love with them. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to get lost in another world and feel like characters in a book are real people who've come to life. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Piporro, Oscar Pulido Review: This is a fun romantic comedy that thankfully never takes itself too seriously. Piporro and Oscar Pulido are tasked with finding a soul mate for Pedro, as well as finding a hidden treasure before it is lost forever. Elsa is very well cast as the discriminating love interest. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A very slow read Review: Based on it being a number one bestseller and highly rated fantasy novel, I eagerly started this book. After about 200 pages, I wondered when the plot would start moving forward. Written like a historical narrative from the 1800s, it teases the reader to keep turning the pages but many of the payoffs are muted and felt like you're reading a history book. The overall story is interesting, but it takes about 650 pages to pick up the pace. The fantasy element is minimal, but it gives a good impression of an English magician in the 1800s. Answer:
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