Question: Is this product review positive? Title: This ain't a Jewel Review: Does not really stand out in comparison to other "memoirs" out there now. What made this pretty much bearable- the storyline was quite dull itself- was the humor. The author portrayed herself as a sarcastic little thing, with one liners that killed. The most memorable was when her family had to be checked and made sure they were Jews, as they claimed to be, by their rescuers. Her grandmother (I assume was in her late 80s) suffered from Asthma, could hardly move, and was nearly blind yet was accused of being a spy of some sorts. That isn't supposed to be funny under any circumstances, but the way the author worded it was hilarious. Absolutely hilarious. Which is odd contrasting against the wars and hardships she had to face. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: It just went on and on about nothing Review: Whilst in San Francisco in 2005 was in a bookstore where Ellis read the first few pages of this book at a book signing. Now 3 years later after finally picking up a copy to take on holidays the great expectant read I anticipated never happened. The book just went on and on and never really went anywhere. Every page you turned waiting for the story to step to the next level,but it never does. Very disappointed. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Crap Review: Wastes most of your fruit. Claims to leave very little pulp because it gets more juice than other machines. What it actually does is keep the pulp - much of it not even pulverized - inside the juicing area instead of throwing it out into the handy pulp bin that comes with it. This way you get to clean it so much more often. There is always more pulp inside the juicing area than in the waste pulp bin - WAY more. And it's very wet, juicy pulp, which means maybe half the juice got extracted. Answer:
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