Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This realy hurts!!!! Review: The authors' previous books have been really good. This one made me want to slap someone. I had to force myself to finish the book. The first half of the book was pretty good then it went down hill. I guess I was just frustrated. This author is one of my favorites, maybe she should slow down and develop her characters this one just fell flat on its face. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Teetoncey Review: Teetoncey is writen by Theodore Taylor. This book is about a young boy named Ben who wants to show the men of the island that he is not a sissy. Ben and his mother,Rachel, live on the Outer Banks of North Carolina where ships are getting wrecked all the time because of the rocky costline. One night there is a sudden storm and tragic shipwreck that changes everything for Ben. This frail young english girl that Ben helped save seems half-dead and cannot speak. At first Ben thinks this girl is crazy, but soon she becomes part of the family. As Ben helps this young girl to recover he shows the men how strong and caring he is like his dead father was.If you look sea stories and adventure this book is for you. This book made me keep reading and reading to find out if the girl will speak and who is she. Teetoncey is a very suspenseful book.I liked this book and I hope you do too! Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Loss and redemption Review: The reader is quickly informed that one of the most important characters, Sally, has died years before the story began. The absence of Sally in the lives of Joey, Gordon, and Felicity causes them to act and react in ways that the reader is certain would not have happened, if only Sally was there to lead them all. While the telling of the end of the financial activity is wrapped up somewhat quickly, this tells the reader that the financial activity is less important to the overall life and happiness of the characters than the personal interactions. And, though they haven't earned the right to be so, the characters end up happy in a way that surprises the reader. Kudos to Jane Smiley for writing a book in which the characters can be so flawed, yet provoke such feelings of protectiveness in the reader. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Well, three-and-a-half Review: Cahill is fun to read; not as funny as Dave Barry, and not as (what?) thoughtful or thought-provoking as John McPhee, but fun. Cahill is (or does a good job of convincing us he is!) a Regular Guy in the Dave Barry sense, but he gets paid to go to interesting places and do exciting things. He tells us what that's like in a friendly journalistic style laced with well-done humor.One warning: the sequencing of the essays leaves something to be desired. In particular, the last four or five pieces are all rather dark and dismal contemplations of tragedy and mortality, with almost no humor. You might want to read them first, or sometime in the middle, rather than come away from the book on such a depressing note. Answer:

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