Title: too long and boring Review: This book is way too long. It just drags on and on and on about uninteresting annoying characters. The narrator, Richard, is a dork. How is it that he comes off as such a dork and yet makes friends with this so-called elitist group? Throughout the book Richard brings up little tid bits that are unnecessary to the storyline. He gives about a paragraph of insight but then just drops it and there is no relation to the story. So what is the "secret" of this book? There is none. In the opening pages we find out a murder has occurred and the rest is just boring details. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Not for all recorders Review: While this is a great beginner book it is not a good choice for an Alto recorder. The fingering and key of music is different than the saprano and tenor. Wish I had known this little tidbit before I bought it.Otherwise the choice of songs and teaching method of reading notes, rests and rythm is great. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: sorry but it ain't all that Review: I read the 2 reviews on amazon and since I did like her single, Me and Emily, I thought I would really enjoy the cd. Well I didn't. Bought it this morning, heard it once, put it on ebay. Not one I would care to listen to over and over. But everyone is different. I personally was hoping that her album reflected "me and Emily" which reminds me so much of the melody of Marc Cohn's "walking in memphis." I would recommend anyone who is interested in this album to listen to it first if possible and come up with your own conclusions. But let me state for the record, "Me and Emily" is not a reflection of the musical style of the whole album. That is the only song in that genre. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: REALLY DISAPPOINTING Review: Such a disappointment. Not even in the same ballpark as the Scarpetta novels. It is quite evident that the Scarpetta series is something that Patricia Cornwell knows inside and out. However, this was not the case in Southern Cross. It was hokey and read clumsily (if that is a word) for about the first two thirds of the book. It is glaringly apparent that gangs are not Patricia's strong point and really should be left alone. I imagine she may get tired of Kay Scarpetta at times, but it is TRULY what she is a master of. I wait breathlessly for each new installment and am crushed when I run out of pages. Then I run to the bookstore to see if they have any idea when the next installment is going to be released. The thrill of the wait is never anticlimactic. Patricia - stick with what you know. It comes from your heart. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
