Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great and educational toy! Review: This is a very educational and engaging toy. It teaches math skills (simple addition to mutiplication/division), and builds reflexes and hand/eye coordination. It plays like "Math Whack-A-Mole." It allows you enough time to think about the correct answer. When the light flashes on the correct answer, you "hit" it and press enter. My only (small) complaint is that sometimes if you don't hit the number WHILE it is lit (a little slow with your reflexes), the toy will indicate that the answer is "wrong" (it's not that you're WRONG, you just didn't strike the number quickly enough). My 5-year-old is building addition and subtraction skills, and has only been playing with this for one day! Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Love the Series - Disappointed in this One Review: I'm a fan of the Hannah Swensen murder series. However this isn't really an entry in that series. It's a cook book with a Hannah Swensen short story pasted on the front. It is also not the kind of cook book I'd choose to buy. The recipes are all canned soup, V8 and jello mold type recipes - the kind you could cut out of the cheaper women's magazines, laden with sugar and sodium and pre-packaged cheap ingredients. Contrasted with the cookie recipes in the other books, which are made from scratch, these were unwelcome filler taking the place of a real Hannah Swensen story. I say skip this one and enjoy the rest of the series. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Poetic Reality: Wiowode's World is Wonderful Review: This novel, it must be said, is not quite as good as Wiowode's finest, 'Beyond the Bedroom Wall.' But Wiowode's second best is anyone else's excellent. As North Dakota's poet, Wiowode uses prose in stark, image-packed lines to tell the story of two brothers, their respective roads through triumph and tragedy. Though Wiowode is a Christian (Presbyterian), he doesn't flinch as his characters grapple with homosexuality and even sibling experimentation. Alchoholism, a factor in Wiowode's own life, also plays a role, as does the uncharacteristic (for a modern novel) love of parents found almost solely in Wiowode. This is a beautifully-crafted book, a story about faith, sin, lostness, and love. Redemptive, yes. But not cheaply so. Highest recommendation. Answer:
Positive
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Rage is real Review: Heightism in the U.S. is real. The author describes examples of discrimination and bigotry toward people less tall. Most of what she describes is biographical. I think she fails to uncover or provide analysis as to the sociological causes for this seemingly irrational behavior. Also, she does not seem to understand that heightism and discrimination toward shorter men is much greater than toward shorter women. Answer:
