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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Bootleg. Review: I'm pretty sure this cd is unofficial. I got a copy a while back and it is not that great. You can tell it is not an official copy because they used the wrong logo, and there are no mentions of WB or Nintendo's officially licensed product seal anywhere on it. The quality of the songs are also very low. One of the singers pronounces Pokemon "Pokeman," and the other sounds like he is singing into a jar. The instruments are simplified a bit, and the whole thing is lacking. It is definetly not as good as the real song. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Also a great beginner Easter movie for small kids Review: This was the first Easter my 2 1/2 year old could really start to understand and participate in the holiday events. This movie helped her to understand the concept of coloring eggs and basket hunting, all the while holding her attention throughout. She loved the bear scenes and now always asks me to show her "bunny town". Other children's Easter films of this same genre are good but a bit to complicated plot wise for the toddler set. She liked Here Comes Peter Cotton Tail but her attention would wane. There is obviously lots more to holidays and their origins than bunnies, baskets and jelly beans but this is a fun way to help teach little ones that this is a special day and one to look forward to each year. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: How fun to read! Review: What a lovely book! Both my children have adored this book and grew to understand the message of tolerance, creativity and fun. Critical to the success of childrens' books is the meld between the illustrations (which are wonderful) and the words which are fun to read out loud and fun to read on your own. Funny there should be a negative review posted here (which prompted me to write this one). While there are social implications in this book, I think there is no political agenda at play. But then, many things we are taught as kids are sadly lost as we grow older. Answer:
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