Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A psychological and sociological study of the floyd's work Review: Very deep and detailed. Author Phil Rose has taken the typical rock star biography one step futher. By analyzing the concept albums of Pink Floyd, Rose will stretch the readers understanding of some of the bands greatest works. From the dark side to the final cut, no stone is left unturned. Every lyric, chord change, album photo and personal reward or tragedy is examined in this 188 page book. Rose explores these albums from a psychological, musical, and sociological viewpoint. Also included, is an undated interview with the author and Roger Waters. While I was disappointed that there was no analysis of Water's solo works, I realized, that is the subject of another study. This book is a must for anyone would would enjoy a deeper understanding of one of rock's most inspiring and successful groups! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Was it a murder Review: Imagine that you are an heir to Sam Westing. Then you would know how it felt to try to figure who killed him. The book is The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin. In this book the reader must figure out who killed Sam Westing. He was a very wealthy man, who loved to play chess.Sam Westing (supposedly) was murdered in his home after his tenants moved in to Sunset Towers. (Sunset Towers is a strange kind of place which faces east while the sun rises in the in the west.) One day somebody found him dead. Later all of his heirs came to hear his will. To their surprise it was a game to figure out who killed him.As you get closer to the end of the book you start to wonder, did Sam Westing actually get murdered, did he do something that he shouldn't have, or did he die of old age? There is only one way to find out. Read The Westing Game.Meghan, a sixth grader Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Too much horse jargon Review: This book, in my opinion, was not very well thought out. There were too many misspelled words and grammatical errors. Did anyone proof this book? I did not finish this book. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: should have been bound in lead Review: If V.S. Naipul thought Henry James was the worst writer in the world, it's only because he hadn't read Pybus, who in this diligent aggregation at least lives up to his name. Some might say that there is a haptic sensation of arrogance in how poetry is abused here. The majority of readers might also hope that Pybus had buried these odes in cement or only preserved them as marginalia in great dusty tomes and the kind of heavily footnoted journal articles used to torture graduate students, accessible only to the library-bound and the savage and compromised inheritors of a ruined civilization. My reaction was that the book should have been bound in lead shielding to await that great day. Answer:

A: No