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Title: Even better than it's predecessor. . . Review: In this sequel to "Why Catholics Can't Sing", Mr. Day takes on the deplorable trends in church design and architecture seen in the last 30 years. Although his remarks are aimed at the Catholic Church, much of what he says is equally applicable to many Protestant denominations as well.In a world where utilitarian seems to be the name of the game, it is good to see that there are still those who appreciate beauty and tradition in their worship, and understand 'why' churches, erected to the Glory of God, should look the part.The angry tone Mr. Day displayed in his previous book is not to be found here, which is a wonderful improvement.As a clergyman, I strongly recommend this book -- even though it may, at times, be an uncomfortable read. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: 8 bit goodness revamped Review: I loved this game then and I love it even more now with all the extra goodies. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Truly a companion... Review: After sifting through countless books and articles about grief after my husband died, this book stopped me in my tracks. After losing your spouse (especially at age 32) you cannot even attempt to put into words what it is you are feeling. This book is the only way I could express myself to my friends and family. When I was feeling a particular way or they had trouble understanding what I was going through, I would get the book out and read the chapter to them that was applicable. I even took the book to my young widows/widowers support group to share it with them. This book is a "must-have" in the world of grief. One year after my husband's death, I have picked it up again to revisit my journey through this life-altering time in my life. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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