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Title: The Bible in Pictures for Toddlers Review: I'm a big fan of Ella K. Lindvall so I was quite disappointed when reading through this children's Bible story book. First the positives: loved the illustrations, loved the padded cover, the 2-page format for each story, and an equal number of Old Testament and New Testament stories - about 70 stories in all. However, in simplifying the language the author has substituted the word "juice" for "wine." Wine is simply not juice. Better to choose other stories than to change the biblical content. If sacraments are seen as symbols in your Christian tradition, this book will not be so offensive to you. In my opinion, as a Lutheran Director of Christian Education, Lindvall's "Read Aloud Bible Stories" in 4 volumes (which also have wonderful illustrations) are a far better choice for toddlers as far as content is concerned. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Screw holes not big enough Review: In trying to put this together, I had to drag out my Dremel and drill the holes larger so the screws could be screwed through the rail and into the side of the cabinet. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Pretty lame Review: I gave this book two stars because it did hold my attention, sorta. But as one insightful reviewer put it, the story reflects the male perspective entirely. I would hate to think that a well-educated, intelligent professional woman would allow herself to get pregnant because she was "sure" her boyfriend was planning to propose. And the emotional gushing--especially towards the end of the book--was really over the top. Okay for escapist reading, but don't expect any lasting insights from this book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative