Is this product review positive? Title: The Marilyn Diaries - the days before she died Review: A fictionalized diary of Marilyn Monroe from July 12, 1960 to August 4, 1962, told vicariously from the imagination of Charles Casillo. The players include John F. Kennedy, Charles Lawton, Elizabeth Taylor, Sammy Davis, Jr., Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio.Through the mind of Mr. Casillo as Marilyn Monroe, this captivating "diary" exposes the behind-the-scenes lives of Hollywood's most envied stars in the early 60's. Although it is about a past era, it seems contemporary. The themes are lonliness, desire, power, arrogance, sex, depravity, adultery...and how to break the Ten Commandments.I read the book as an ordinary person with feelings and life experiences like Marilyn Monroe. I have no idea which scenes happened and which were invented, but it makes no difference. The book penetrates into a world which most people know but don't share.Highly recommended. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: A life-altering experience Review: This is not just an excellent book on the politics, morality, and practical possibilities of polyamorous sexuality, it is a great book on relationships and self-actualization in general. Required reading if you have ever wanted to improve your relations with other and your relation to yourself. The sections on Jealousy, for example, are revelatory. This is a book that could change your life and your view of yourself. It did for me, and I proudly would call myself and Ethical Slut. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Basically plastic cubes Review: These plastic "ice" cubes just don't work, period. They're cold in your hand, but when you put it in your drink, they don't make a difference at all. The only thing they actually do is end up making my drink taste a bit plastic-y, even after washing them many, many times. I got these to use when we ran out of ice, but I just ended up throwing them out. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Repetitious Review: Ok, so it's based on a computer game... that doesn't QUITE sum it all up, but it comes close. Betrayal at Krondor was quite possibly one of the coolest RPGs of all time. Unfortunately, all this book does is rehash the game. If you've never played it, by all means, pick up this book if you are a huge Feist fan. If you did play the game, this book will unfortunately simply repeat all of the events that occurred in the RPG. The whole Riftwar Legacy series isn't such a hot idea if you ask me. The second book, Krondor the Assassins, isn't much different... except that it's based on a really bad RPG instead of a really good RPG. Answer:

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