Title: What good fiction should be all about Review: In my humble opinion good fiction takes a smattering of truth then weaves a story around this centre core, trying hard to keep it as realy as possible so that the reader upon clsing the book thinks wow could that be possible. Treasure was my first Clive Cussler work as well picked at Heathrow heading back home to New Zealand and boy did the 24 hours pass fast, fun, easy entertaining very good fiction. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: The 4 is fantastic Review: I got this for the kids because I remember watching it as a kids and enjoying it plus I love super heros and grow up with comic book. At first I was disappointed when I watched the 1 cd as it was different from what I remembered and was an older version and was slower pace and it didn't keep the kids attention but as we continued to watch, it got a more interesting and I began to see the more newer version. There are a lot of cartoons to watch. I had hoped to see more bonus features but it is not needed, you have so many shows to watch and the kids also enjoyed it. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Mixed Bag of the Good and the... Review: Like the previous volume Chabon edited, many of the stories seem to miss their aim. Despite claims to the contrary, many of these tales are bogged down by the exact literary trends and pretension that inspired this collection (and the previous) as a reaction against. There are some outstanding stories--Ayelet Waldman's "Minnow", China Mieville's "Reports of Certain Events in London", and Jason Robert's "7C"--that accomplish that thrilling edge-of-your-seat anticipation that inspired so many young folks to become lifelong readers. Many of the other stories are mostly good but seem to not exactly fit into this anthology. I will say that I loved the stories by the inimitable David Mitchell and Jonathan Lethem and would suggest picking up this volume for those alone. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Mixed emotions Review: Well there were so many things that made me stop reading this book, then pick it up again. First off, in this one, to me it seemed like no one aged meaning Jada or Wellington. Darius was what, 20 yrs old so that had to make them in their 50's but their language and the childishness of them both seemed like the writer forgot they were older than the first book. I felt like both Jada and Wellington forgot to grow up. If someone is your soulmate then why would you marry someone else, have a baby with someone else, have sex with someone else other than that person?? This book left me confused about soulmates. Is the review positive or negative?
