Title: I have to disagree... Review: Despite the other raves here, I have to disagree. The third Diablo book uses the old lost city plot with all the tired, stereotypical elements:a beautiful young woman, and a benevolent king,who are not what they appear to be, a courageous hero, a stalwart companion, and a couple of sorcerers tossed in and you have the basic elements of this story. But what you really have is 339 pages of pointlessness and should be read only when you have nothing left around to read. I include cereal boxes and phone books in that list. Even for pulp fiction this lacks any originality and the only reason it was published is due to its tenuous Diablo connection. At least Book 2 tried for some originality. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Better than the nano Review: I bought the nano streamlight before I bought this one and this one is much better. It's quite a bit larger however you get a brighter light that has a much longer battery life. If you are looking for something small that you'll occasionally use then get the nano. If you want something that is used on a regular basis then get this one. You won't be dissappointed. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Lots of hyperbole Review: I found the claims in "Chew on This" to be rather exaggerated (as were those in "Fast Food Nation"). The food available at a McDonald's or Burger King, or any other chain restaurant is healthful, and it is not uniquely prone to making people fat--unless they overindulge. Further, I wonder where the hamburger and steak and chicken we buy in the grocery store comes from? This book makes it seem as though only such restaurants get their beef from feedlot-fattened cattle, or their chicken from birds kept in cages, which I really doubt. The book is well written, and certainly will appeal to young readers' imaginations, but I think the views of the food industry are certainly skewed and inaccurate. I prefer positive nutrition messages--e.g., how to fit the foods one loves into a balanced and healthy diet. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Give In and Send Money Review: The premise of this book seems to be: Your child is a legal adult, so don't tell him/her what to do, just send money. Yes, that's right, I felt that the book seemed to advise doing exactly as the son or daughter would prefer. I had hoped for a guide to ensuring that certain standards are met, in order to justify the flow of money. You know, like decent grades, reasonable plans for finishing on time, no wasting money on luxury purchases while Mom and Dad are sacrificing to pay tuition, etc. Instead, what I found was a guide to feeling OK about giving up those expectations. Not so useful. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
