Q: Title: Don't Be Fooled Review: This is absolutely bogus. I placed an order for this in the beginning of March and now it is mid-April and I STILL have not received my order! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Waste of time. Review: When I first picked up this book I thought it would be informative. I was wrong. Granted, it does shed some light on a few things for beginners, but not much. The code is cluttered and confusing. Much of it, especially the intialization code, is not explained. After comparing the book to the D3D Retained Mode docs, I quietly put it on my shelf and haven't touched it since. You can learn just as much from the docs. Besides, the new Direct3DX Utility library that shipped with DX7 is easier to learn, and the docs are easier to understand. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Badly written and predictable Review: Robin Cook has a political message, but is not content to let the message come across with anything less than the force of a sledgehammer. He has rammed the same message about managed care down the readers throat one time too often. I found this book was extremely annoying to read, despite the fact that I agree with the message! Dr. Cook does not seem to even try to develop his characters, and the writing is what one would expect from an eighth grader, not a mature author. Don't waste your time reading this one! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: No sophomore slump here Review: I enjoyed Giffin's previous novel so much that I thought Something Blue couldn't live up to it. In fact, it may have surpassed the prequel.Something Blue picks up where Something Borrowed left off. Darcy has discovered her best friend and her fiance together, and storms off in a huff. When her relationship with her ex-fiance's roommate peters out, she finds herself pregnant and alone, with no real friends.Determined to make a fresh start, Darcy cajoles Ethan (her fifth-grade boyfriend) into letting her stay with him in London. He is reluctant, but agrees.What follows is a personal journey, bumpy and engaging, as Darcy evolves from an extremely self-centered person into someone who can take part in a real relationship. The book, like its predecessor, is deeper than the pink and blue covers imply.Strongly recommended. Is the review positive or negative?
