Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not one of the top Review: High Fidelity by Nick Hornby is not a very interesting novel because it doesn't have much suspense and there are long passages in which he describes the shop or something else. That is boring but there are also a few funny passages, even if they are rare.The main plot is that Rob Fleming is dumped by all of his girlfriends and now he wants to see them again.Rob is a "macho" because he is egocentric and doesn't think about his girlfriends' emotions and thoughts.Laura, his last split-up dumped him because he didn't develop and she couldn't cope with this situation any longer.The language the book is written in is very colloquial. Rob speaks like a teenager. He isn't very respectful and mature. The language reinforces this and it shows Rob's emotions. This is typical of him.All in all, I think the book has a few funny passages but exept of these it is boring, but readers who like stories of not much suspense and many descriptions would like it. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A Tear Jerker, but Still Good Review: Not as funny as the first volume (the anime two of the main characters were watching where two orchastra conductors are fighting was about the funniest scene) this was still great. The tales in these volume were quite sad, bringing a tear to my eye, but I still loved them. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Slow read Review: The premise of this book sounded interesting - a house swap between a British couple and a North Carolina couple, neither of whom knew the other. The reading is very slow and tedious but at least the author differentiates each of the many characters in this book. In addition to the principal four people making up the 2 couples, we have kids, nannys, neighbors, bosses, secretaries and friends. That's a lot of characters. A failing marriage dissolves and a good marriage also dissolves - the ending is not very conclusive but probably realistic as the British guy, Oliver, ends up marrying the American girl Christy. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointing Review: I have been a fan of Johanna Lindsey's work for over a decade, and I can honestly say: If stranded on a desert island, the only two books available were "Joining" and "The Art of Watching Grass Grow", I would be using the pages of "Joining" to kindle a fire while tending to the lawn I've grown on the sand!This was Ms. Lindsey's poorest effort to say the least. The characters were uninteresting, the plotline thin, the love unconvincing...and I found myself struggling to complete the story in hopes of finding some redeeming feature. Alas, there was none to be found.I would still recommend Lindsey's work, just skip this title. Answer:
