Q: Is this product review positive? Title: This is a very touching book Review: I thought that this book was really good, although I didn't like the ending, it sounds like there is going to be a sequel, Is there ? Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Trite, affected Review: I admit I am not done with this book yet, but can bearly read it. This book is terribly written and the addition of peculiar, academic references (think SAT vocab prep meets cultural literacy booklist) just does not help! Who was this author's editor? Try Heaven's Lake for better first novel. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: An Extremely Moving Story Review: Somehow, it seems like you can never read too many Holocaust memoirs. It is like we can never fully get used to the unhumane crimes committed in that terrible time, no matter how much we read...and "I Have Lived a Thousand Years" is no exception to that rule. By "literary" definitions, it probably be considered a rather unremarkable novel, but its searing story alone makes it a worthwhile read. Somehow, Elli's simple, stark descriptions only serve to heighten the effect of this book, for as I was reading it, I mourned with Elli at the loss of her childhood home, rejoiced with her as she and her mother somehow survived, and literally cried with her as she realized the tragic fate of children in the concentration camps. This memoir serves as a reminder of Auschwitz, of the cattle car rides, of the Holocaust-and of an innocent childhood voice telling a horrific story that must never be forgotten. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Light Reading for a Slow Day Review: This is a pretty good and easy read. The first chapter introduces the characters and the storied nature of the haunted bar. The second chapter jumps several years ahead when the main character little Mustang approaches her 16th birthday. The remaining two chapters conclude the book. Several ghost appearances by former blues legends such as Robert Johnson and his hellhounds and Memphis Minnie. The author does a good job at weaving some historical data about the musicians into the story. No real surprises but fun nonetheless. Answer:
