Title: A decent insight into Chinese culture Review: Despite having grandparents who were Taoist/Buddhist, I never knew much about these religions. Watching The Tree uses various anecdotes from Mah's life as she discusses everything from language to food to Confucianism (which seems to be given a bit of a hostile treatment). I did have some issues with the hanyu pinyin (a kind of romanised transcription of the Chinese characters), which were a bit wanting - and in one case completely wrong. A decent read for those wanting a little bit of insight into Chinese culture. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Too short - don't buy Review: The rectangular portion is a full 1/8 inch shorter than a standard jewel case. Therefore the tabs do not stick out high enough and you can only see half the letter. Makes for a poor organizational tool. The construction and materials are OK for the $10 price, but the product is the wrong size. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Loved the two books; when's the third due? Review: I read this book because the author is a teacher from Roanoke. Murray says he wrote the book because his students told him to "put his money where his mouth is"; that is, if he could write so well, then do it. As an English teacher in a small town south of Roanoke, I was intrigued. The author, Murray, has an interracial marriage, and his wife likes the book, according to the author's notes. While I agree with some reviewers that Renee's blackness was a bit overstated, as a Caucasian, I have no knowledge if that's true or not. What I enjoyed about the book is the attraction between the two characters, how the families disagreed, but came together, and the feeling of romance. The book was very believable for me, and I think the author writes extremely well. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, as well as "Something Real," and look forward to J J Murray's next book. I hope it's soon coming. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Disappointed Review: Although, Ignatius Press bills this book as being useful to adults, I found it useless. I bought it to help me determine God's call in regards to various issues in my life.I was disappointed to find that the help offered was very superficial. There was no in depth suggestions for determining how to proceed. Instead a list of various types of work was offered and I was to choose what I thought was most appealing.I am not sure that even a teenager or college student would find this book of much use. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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