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Title: How many loose strings and plot holes can you find in this book? Review: Ms Michaels is a good author so I hesitate to blame her for this awful book. I'm going to blame the editor instead. This book has so many loose strings and plot holes and ridiculous dialogue. I think bookstores better slip this book in the game section because it became a Where's Waldo task for me to find the errors in every chapter. At first it made me mad. Then it made me laugh. Every author has their writers block moments and this one must be Ms Michaels. A bitter heroine who might be stronger than her weak charactered brothers but is just as spiteful as her horrid father isn't what I look for in a romance novel. Save your money and your time and skip this one. She has better novels out there. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Super useful! Review: Love these kabobs and my parrots love them too! They make easy to feed them fruits and veggies without making a huge mess in their cages, and the birds have fun while feeding. It adds to their enrichment provinding an experience close to the one feeding in their natural habitats. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Cross-cultural understanding Review: Tagore is a wonderful example of merging of cultures - for example one of the prose poems is the reflections of the Samaritan women at the well after her encounter with Jesus. Yet other poems reveal the eroticism of longing that one associates with Indian bhakti poets such as Mirabai; others seem to long for a God without form as one associates with Kabir. Tagore thus represents the acceptance of some things Western while retaining a distinctively South Asian bent. The poems themselves are excellent and wide ranging - a few are not specifically religious or spiritual. An excellent book to read to enjoy either the Nobel prize winner Tagore or as an introduction to bhakti (devotional) poetry as a whole. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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