Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Engaging Review: My fifth grader read it for school and convinced me I had too as well. I can see why he loved it. It's like. Cast Away for kids. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: C-A-M-P Review: This book has fabulous photos of quite an interesting mix of models, celebrities, socialites, and jet-setters of the 1970s. But the true gems of this book aren't the photos (which, in classic Scavullo tradition are brilliant!); its the commentary. There are some great one liners as these women are interviewed on their beauty secrets. For instance : Jeri Hall "I try not to do drugs too often"...The campy nature of the lives of those in Vogue and Town and Country in this over-the-top decade are captured in this book. Get it if you can! Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: WHITNEY TRYIN' TO BE PEBBLES OR PAULA ABDUL? Review: When Whitney aproached to make her third album she stood by some old time friends, but she managed to team up with the famous producing team of Babyface and LA Reid, somehow that came as a tragical direction for Whitney...she sounded like she wanted to fit in a musical style that wasn't her...but great tracks came as a result "My Name Is Not Susan" although the title is corny and stupid...the song chorus and beat managed to stay in a great taste that captures the late 80's beats, "I'm Your Baby Tonight" first single managed to reached #1 , gracefully because it was a Whitney Houston but it was really far from Whitney's classic upbeat songs, "All The Man That I Need" is one of the songs that really stand aside from the filler cuts that crowed this LP, and surprise this wasn't produced by Babyface....so this album should be call the album that "almost" killed Houston career, saved later by The Bodyguard smashing soundtrack. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This book is not for the introductory finite math student. Review: "A Survey of Finite Mathematics" claims on the back cover that it introduces basic mathematical concepts and fundamental ideas of linear algebra. This is not true. I felt that the book went into the mathematical theory too far, and was anything but an introductory step into finite mathematics. I finished taking a finite math course and tried to use the book as a reference to my class-assigned book, however I found "A Survey of Finite Mathematics", completely esoteric and of no use. Answer:
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