Question: Is this product review positive? Title: awesome Review: AWESOME BOWLS!! my dogs cant knock them over, easy to clean and least expensive of any other bowls that size from any other vendor.. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Funny, complex, and sometimes dark.... Review: I'm glad my son was 9 when I read this book. While I loved Annie Lamott as the person she presented herself as(she was so HONEST!),the book took me back to those dark times of new motherhood. The book was hilarious but the undercurrent of self-doubts and mixed feelings towards your baby- while real- I think I'd rather forget. I thought this was a simple book about a very complex REAL person. I loved her emotions, her honesty, her very humorous writing style, and her ability to be "every woman". It may be realistic but I'm not sure it's a must read for new or expecting parents! I loved it but at the same time found it to be disturbing. (Maybe that's the point!) Great job, Annie. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: historical inaccuracies distracting Review: While I don't pretend to be an expert on Roman history, I do have some knowledge of the time period. I found this book to have so many glaring inaccuracies that it was difficult to read. The one that sticks out in my mind is the description of Cato as consorting with his slaves and producing children. The author has confused Cato the Censor with the Cato who was a contemporary of Caesar's. Cato the Censor was the great (I believe) grandfather of this Cato and he was the one who consorted with his slaves. Indeed, that side of the lineage is what produced Caesar's nemesis Cato.In fact, this is really the only thing from the book which sticks out in my mind, in addition to other historical problems which needn't be addressed here. I can't really remember the plot points and I just finished it a couple of days ago.There are definitely better books in this genre. Answer:
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