Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: ABSOLUTELY CAPTIVATING Review: Will Durant continues his wonderful series with this volume covering and important era which is quite often overlooked by our educational system. Much of what we are today has it's origins during this era. The Durants bring history to like with their wonderful text and use of language. These volumes, this one included, read more like a novel than a dry and dusty book of forgetable facts. I hate to use the word "lyrical" is describing Durant's style, but it is certainly close. The expierence of reading this volume, along with the others has been a wonderful expierence, one I would have not wanted to miss. Recommend this one, quite highly as I do the others. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Absolutely enchanting! Review: I have read all three books in this series. Many times. I wrote a letter to the author for a school project. I loaned all three books to my best friend and bought her a set of her own for her birthday. I haven't read a series that was so good in a very, very, long time. It was so refreshing to read these books. I laughed, I cried, I almost shouted in frustration. I sure hope Ann Marston writes more books soon because I love her creative stlye. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good Quality, Still Has Logo Review: The passport holder is great quality and very useful while travelling. It easily fits in your front or back pocket. I bought this one because it said that it didn't have a logo, but when it arrived it had the word "PASSPORT" embossed very largely on one side which is not evident in pictures. I didn't have enough time to send it back before my trip. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Time and Time Again Review: This episode tore my heart in two. Stephen Root and Romy Rosemont (who are actually married in real life) give stellar performances as a man desperate to help his wife beat the onset of dementia and Alzheimers. Like most of us who have a parent suffering the same disease, we would give anything to help them retain their memories, youth and vigor. For Stephen Root, he believes the only thing he can give his wife is time to complete a formula to keep them living in the year before the onset of her illness. The price of this gift comes at a high cost, causing carnage and inexplicable time anomolies and loops in the immediate area surrounding the couples home. Once the final answer to the formula is found, a heartbreaking decision must be made. This is an excellent entry into the Fringe episode library. Answer:
