Is this product review positive? Title: Biased and inaccurate Review: A Season in Bethlehem : Unholy War in a Sacred Place is a biased and highly inaccurate book.Not much more to say. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: E-X-C-R-U-C-I-A-T-I-N-G Review: Readers who have already experienced The Man Who Fell in Love With the Moon do not need to be told that Tom Spanbauer can write a stunning and excruciating book. But I do think that they will find In the City of Shy Hunters to be more stunning and more excruciating than even that earlier work.Without saying too much, this is a novel that any serious student of literature or culture cannot afford to ignore, and I hope it finds an audience far wider than that. Buy it, read it, lend it to your mother. A great, great writer is among us and publishing books and we had better not let them go unnoticed. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: No new ideas. Review: Rose Madder is a mix of many other elements of King novels, battered spouse, psychotic husband, images of spiders, and a fantasy realm all adding up to one of King's worst novels. The characters are caricatures rather than well drawn personalities. (usually a major strength of King)There is not one surprise in this book as the husband gets crazier, Rose gets more frightened and Greek mythology becomes a factor. I generally enjoy the works of this author and I found this book an anomaly in a career filled with excellent work. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Not so good Review: Not as good as I had heard or read other reviews say it was. Not really a military sci-fi story, it just has people in the military. The main guy, Tetsuo, is not human. You can tell by the ending. His relationship with his family is non-existent, all under the cover of trying to be a good soldier. I get the whole we-fight-to-feed-our-family story, but it was not interesting. No big fights or battles between squads or platoon. No dropships. No armor. No military esprit-de-corps. No camaraderie between people. I know it's an old book, but don't bother. Just re-read Starship Troopers, Armor, Forever War, Halo: The Fall Of Reach, any William Dietz or David Drake book, To Hell And Back, or The Greatest Generation. Answer:

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