Title: Great buy! Review: Have used this blind several times for coyote and deer. The windows allow all around view and is large enough to fit 3-4 adults or 2 adults with plenty of storage room. In windy conditions it doesn't collapse or bend in and stands up to the elements well without fading. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Not like the movie Review: my mother read the books to me when i was little and coming from a generation where having a movie on Television was a treat i can remember being extremely disappointed in the movie. The main thing being the fact that Dorothy (who is supposed to be, i believe, 8) was played by someone who was definitely NOT 8. Not even close. Originally, Shirley Temple was supposed to be cast but the studio would not lend her so judy Garland got the job. The movie is very different from the book. I think the book should be read first and then the movie. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: THE WIT AND WISDOM OF PERCY T. PRESBY Review: A broadly satirical but earnest and warm-hearted look at the peculiarities of Presbyterianism, "How To Survive Being a Presbyterian!" is a delightful little book that will amuse and inform everyone who opens its cover. Author Bob Reed covers a wide range of topics, from the beginning of the Reformed tradition to modern worship practices, including deft (albeit exaggerated) illustrations of typical churchmembers' personalities down to what color car Presbyterians should drive. Reed's text is highlighted by clever observations of the fictional Percy T. Presby, a 300-year old parson with a keen eye and a sharp tongue who has something to say about creation, prayers, confession, women, and just about everything else. A clever and informative book that should please any Presbyterian, or anyone who ever wondered what the Reformed Church is all about. Definitely recommended. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
