Q: Title: My little son loved it so much! Review: Sweet little stuffed Felix escaped during a museums visit from Sophie, his fellow from baby times. He started a journey into the past, sending Sophie letters from every station. You can pull out the letters from their envelopes and read about Felix adventures in History. He wondered about the knights in mediveal castles, joined the vikings and send a construction plan from their drageon ships home to Sophie. He met the Red Indians and wrote about the old culture technics developed in the far east. The next letter arrives from greece, explaining the origin of alympiad and the myths. Before travelling home he joined our anchestors in stony times to report their simple life style. My little son especially loved reading about the knights and the vikings. He shared Sophies fear for Felix and her happiness when he retured home, finally. This book is wunderfully written and beaturfully painted. It inspired us to talk and learn about history! Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Well Worth the Money Review: I got this set for Christmas and absolutely LOVE it. After using crappy cheap knives for years, I finally decided I needed to invest in some good knives. What a difference they make! Everything I have used them on so far has been a cinch to cut. Onions, meat, potatoes - you name it, these knives make it as easy as cutting through butter. I was lucky enough to find this set on a Lightning Deal and only paid $89, but it's easily worth full price if you cook a lot. I just wish I hadn't waited so long to buy them! I also love that the knife block includes two extra slots - it was perfect for the two good knives that I already owned. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: DO NOT BUY! Review: DO NOT BUY!It will freeze, and not open on the code you set it to. Then...if you just wiggle around the keys making random combos...it will open.This is not security, this is randomness... Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Worth giving up my English degree Review: Ulysses is the sorriest excuse for a novel I have ever come across; don't waste your time. I'm all for challenging reads, but not for gibberish which academics persist in labeling erudition. I find absolutely nothing redeeming about this book, but those who enjoy taxing their brains to ridiculous measures; drawing (more than likely inaccurate) conclusions from an incomprehensible conglomeration of words; and imposing meaning where none exists because few things in the text will limit whatever perspective they want to take are welcome to it. Is this product review negative?
