Q: Title: Best book I've read Review: I loved this book. Learning about this culture was facinating to me and done so tastfully. Even though it was about Geisha, there was less talk of sex than in most books I've read. All about the struggle to survive and overcome lifes obstacles. I must say that the best part was seeing Hatsummomo get what she deserved after learning to dislike her so much through the course of the story. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Hmm Review: This book is great for people who do not know anything about J rock , some of the information is inaccurate and a litte outdated. I guess that will be ok , since it's on bands that are not in the general spotlight right now.Some of the reffrences and alike material on comparing some US bands to JP bands is a little off and could have been thought through a little better.Like I said it's for ultra novices who only want to glance at it. For more information that is accurate and generally up to date , your better off using google , or major fansites Like:(...) Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Good Science Fiction Review: Half detective novel and half science fiction adventure novel. My favorite Timothy Zahn novels were "Spinnneret" and "The Blackcollar" series, but this is one of his better novels (all of Zahn's novel are good). The story is fairly common science fiction, but Zahn does a good job of developing his characters and his universe is consistent and interesting. I probably wouldn't reread the novel but I do look forward to a sequel. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Seen the show? Have the album? Buy this anyway, here's why Review: Since I won't be going to New York anytime soon, my chances of seeing The Producers on Broadway is zero. So I was delighted to get this DVD, a documentary and behind-the-scenes look at the recording of the cast album for The Producers. It contains nearly all the songs from The Producers and excerpts of Brooks, Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick in some candid (and funny) moments.If you believe (as I do) that watching musical actors and actresses rehearse their songs is enlightening, intriguing and fascinating, you won't be disappointed by this. Of course, if you originally saw this on PBS and recorded it, you may feel you don't need another copy. But I found the sound quality of this DVD to be far superior to the typical home recording quality (and I missed it on PBS anyway). Also, be assured that the WHOLE songs are recorded here, not brief little excerpts. What fun it was to watch this one! Is the review positive or negative?
