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Title: Zen and the art of rehashing Review: I must confess ... I had significant expectations after I heard so much about it.All through, the author, Robin Sharma, borrows freely from every Indian, Chinese and Western philosopher/self-help author ... its like throwing in 20 delicious fruits and vegetables into a mixer, whipping it into shreds, boiling and cooling the resulting concoction and trying to drink it as quickly as possible ... what happens? You end up throwing up ... thats what this book is ... its a painful regurgitation.Im amazed he found a publisher!I suggest you steer clear of this book if you dont want to be sick ... I now have second thoughts on Paolo Coelho after he wrote a tribute to this book!!!However if you are completely inert on philosophy and have never done any introspection ever, this may be a good start. However I dont know if this is available in 'android print'. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Crima and Passion an awkward mix Review: Deadly Affairs is the second book in a new imprint by Virgin called Crime and Passion. Virgin is famous for the famous Black Lace series of erotica. The point of the new imprint is to mix erotica with crime fiction. Too bad it doesn't work. The "sexy bits" seem like they were just added to fulfill guidelines (erotica must have 50% sex scenes). The story itself is okay, not a very complicated mystery at all. A womanizing executive is killed and the hero, John Anderson finds out that there are many people with a reason to kill. The sex scenes are well written, but they add nothing to the book except to make it a bit naughty. I won't even go into the cold, controling "hero" or the slutty female executive or the sexually repressed diviorcee. Too cliched to bother with. Hopefully as the imprint grows, the books will get better. I think mysteries can be very sexy. I'll keep reading the Crime and Passion series in hopes of a better read. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

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Title: Jesus Calling (Book, with journal) Review: This book is amazing. A dear friend of mine was dying of cancer, she gave it to me.I recommend it highly. Totally a Blessing. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

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Title: Smooth Review: What do you get when you take a television star and get some of the tightest musicians in the business today such as Patrice Rushen, you get one smooth, tight jazz-soul cds, that's what! It is a shame that this cd was overlooked in the United States, it was actually a hit in the UK. I guess they have better taste in music than we do here. That's where I first heard this cd, on a UK webcast. TC really has a good voice, smooth and relaxing. Queen Latifah(Dana Owens) is not the only one from Living Single that can sing!! If you can get a copy, check this one out!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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