Title: GOOD, SOLID INTRO TO JUDY COLLINS Review: This is a very good introduction CD to those who may have somehowmissed Judy Collins in a large music scene. The songs are excellent,most well-known to Collins fans & they show her range & wonderfulvoice. I gave this to my 13 year old daughter on her birthday & sheloves it & wants to seek out more albums by Collins. A new fan is born! Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Buy some string and soup cans Review: Amazon forces you to put at least one star to review an item, but these phones don't even earn that. Our 10-year old $18 kmart phones were wearing out, but are way better than these Unidens. Hissing, crackling static, and the volume of the person on the other end suddenly changes, from ok to inaudible. We tried various things suggested in the manual. They didn't interfere with our wireless internet or anything, but we haven't been able to have a single conversation on these-- always end up at the old corded phone. The ringer is piercing and annoying on the loud setting, and just annoying at the low volume setting (nothing in between). At least with the string and soup cans, the bad volume is constant. These are going back to the store. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Wonderful book Review: I really enjoy this book quite a lot. It gives a good survey of some of the most popular/interesting stories of ancient Egypt along with some of the most well-known gods and goddesses of that pantheon. What I especially like about this book is it doesn't treat ancient Egypt and her stories in a disrespectful or dismissive manner, like some books unfortunately do.The binding on this particular edition does break apart a little too easily for my taste. But the book is still worth having on your shelf if you love ancient Egypt. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: nothing like the real GMAT Review: The tests are not adaptive like the real GMAT, so the scoring is way off. Plus, the verbal questions are convoluted and unrealistic, and the tests are much harder than the real thing. You will most likely score at least 50-100 points LESS on Kaplan tests than you will on the official tests, Princeton Review, and of course, the actual GMAT. I do not recommend this book, unless you like freaking yourself out as you prep. Is the review positive or negative?
