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Title: It's not about Rudolph. Review: While our 7-month-old enjoys the colors and textures of this cloth book, I don't enjoy reading it to him. Despite the title and cover illustration, the book has nothing to do with Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. Each of the book's eight pages features a brief rhyme and an illustration of a Christmas-related scene: carollers, stockings, a tree, Santa, etc. There are no reindeer mentioned or pictured in the book. Apparently this is one of those Christmases when Rudolph was left at the North Pole.I get the distinct impression that this book was written by a middle-school student and never saw an editor's pen. The rhymes are weak and obvious, and on the last page of the book the verse inexplicably changes from present tense to past tense. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Not good....... Review: The controlability stincks. You die in one shot. And it gets boring without much of a story line. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Not bad... Review: Not bad shaved, cut pretty good for a dry shave... Good for line ups I don't really use it for whole facial shave, I use a razor for that... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Certainly not art. Review: Someone bought this book for me because of my fascination with Spartan culture. I've always thought of the Spartans as little more than animals, personally, and think that out of all of Greece they seemed the furthest from being human in any real way. Pressfield practically worships these guys and it's obvious that your reading a book by someone who wants very badly to leave an impression on you, like a child telling you their favorite story. It's interesting in places, and the research is solid, but the story is forced and quite obviously not great art. I would only recomend this to either historical fiction buffs or people obsessed with this particular battle. If you want bad entertainment like this then go read 300 by Frank Miller, it's a comic version and not nearly this pretentious. If you want great art, look in literature. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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