Title: Don't need more frustration! Review: In this day and age when money is so tight, we need relaxation not more frustration. This game nags you from the minute you make your first move all the way to the last. Many times there urgent advice is not even accurate, just a way to get you to lose the game. I understand that a game too easy is not fun but neither is a game that is not worth the frustration it generates. Is this product review negative?
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Title: An Absolutely Abominable Edition of one of the Greatest Novels of Western Literature Review: Madame Bovary is perhaps the finest French novel of the 19th century, and that is really saying something; consider that this was the century that produced Balzac, Zola, Maupassant, Hugo, Dumas, and Stendhal. Madame Bovary is one of the greatest anti-heroes in all of Western literature, as she leads the reader through a tragedy that explores the extremes of ambivalence. Masterful and compelling. An absolute must-read.HOWEVER, this particular edition (published by General Books LLC) is absolutely atrocious. I have never seen a book so rife with typographical errors -- it's like reading a Kindle transcription gone horribly wrong. Several times, Charles is referred to as "Charlea", and many of the chapters are divided improperly and begin nonsensically. Spend a little more $$$ and get the Penguin edition, or one that is translated by Lydia Davis. Is this product review negative?
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Title: You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To Review: Some of Nina's most wonderful pieces are her lesser known compositions. She was a brilliant and innovative pianist/songwriter.This particular collection is worth owning for the simple fact that it includes 'You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To', in my opinion, one of her most hauntingly intimate and sophisticated compositions. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Don't try this at home, kids... Review: You can't go wrong with a bunch of Johnny Cash songs about getting drunk and killing people. The Man in Black personally selected the cuts on this comp, and there are a few surprises among the expected homicidal classics-witness the cajun-inspired romp "Orleans Parish Prison" and Cash's nuanced cover(beautifully producd by Billy Sherill) of Bruce Springsteen's "Highway Patrolman." Other semi-obscurities include the chain gang shuffle/honky tonk boogie "Goin' to Memphis" and a delightfully twisted comic version of the traditional death house lament "Joe Beam." Though "Murder"'s concept may seem restricting, this compiltion contains enough variety and great music to please casual music fans and Johnny Cash freaks alike. Is this product review negative?
