Q: Title: This book changed my life and my family.... Review: I read this book 12 years ago, when my oldest son was four and my younger son was one. It changed my life and how I interfaced with my children. I tell everyone to read this book. I think that all parents know "what" they should be doing so their children behave, however,this book does is tell you "how to do it". The examples are wonderful. I now have a "tweener" and a "teenager" and they are really nice, respectful kids. The chapter on "contribution" is critical. After reading that, I had the kids start helping me set the table, put the dishes away from the dishwasher, and sort, fold and put away laundry. It has made my life so much easier; and our family's life so much more enjoyable. Don't hesitate to purchase this book, if you read it and implement the recommendations, it works - and works really quickly (we had a huge behavior improvement after the first weekend). Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Evil Corporations Review: Trying to shaft you out of $80 for the DVDs, $80 for the extended DVDs, $80 for the blu rays and then what is it, $80 for the extended blu rays?After all, you only wanted the extended editions and you clearly want blu ray over DVD. Why should it cost you some $400 just to get 3 movies?Blame corporate america. Biggest recession we've had in many of our lives and they're trying to squeeze every last drop of blood out of you. Just vile and pathetic.You know what, Evil Inc.? I'm not buying any of your products. Not this. Not the extended. I can wait until you go out of business and the license is taken over by some other company. Yes, they'll be evil as well as it seems to be some sort of parastitic infestation amongst you money grubbers, but atleast it won't be YOU that sees my money.Good luck asshats. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: awesome Review: While the flowing, Kerouacian stream-of-conciousness prose is overwhelming at times, overall this book comes across as a breath of fresh air. Wimmer has a true gift for capturing the excitement of Ireland. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Finding Extraordinary Wonders in an Ordinary House Review: At 54 Pavillion Road, home of the Dixon family, great adventurers lie underfoot and hidden in the walls. The deftly-drawn characters of Willy the earnest but short-sighted terrier, Nat the intrepid Pill Bug, his friend the spider, and Sam the show-off mouse and his long-suffering wife, Doris, their all-too human foibles and mishaps made me and my ten year old laugh out loud. Each chapter tells a different, but beguiling tale about one of the inhabitants of the inside-out house; major dramas of which the Dixons remain blithely unaware. Ostensibly a child's book, but one which relies refreshingly on everyday life for its subject and teaches no greater moral than, aren't we all silly, it makes for delightful inter-generational reading. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
