input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I refer all of you to the review marked "Yawn" below, as the review is dead on. I read this book on the advice of an excellent review in the NYTIMES. I was mislead. The characters lacked substance and depth, and the sex scenes seemed to be thrown in for no apparent reason. It's a shame, too, because somewhere in here there could have been an interesting novel.... I wish I had passed on this one. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was really excited to find this book. My friend loves old aluminum Christmas trees and all things retro. I thought this book would be something she would really enjoy, and got it for her as a Christmas gift. It is a little on the small side. There are lots of pictures of aluminum trees, but none of them great or exciting...in fact, most of them are a little blurry and a bit dull. It would have been so much cooler if they would have made the effort to find REAL old photos and advertisements. There is not much written about the subject, either. So much could have been added to how and why aluminum trees came about, when and why they went out of style, their comeback today, their value in today's market, etc.. I wouldn't recommend the book at all. I took a chance on it, and I am still going to give it to my friend, but now I feel like I have to supplement this lame book with something else. I don't want her to be totally disappointed. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I hated this book. I love most of Picoult's other novels, especially The Pact and Harvesting the Heart.This book had many possibilities, but none panned out. If the plot had stayed in Alaska, that would have been preferable.The comic book stuff really annoyed me. I first started this book in June, ran into the comic pages and gave up. Then I read it all during the last week, and though I did finish it, I just did not believe in the mom, Laura, or in Zephyr--even her name made me think "contrived."This author is capable of fine work. Tenth Circle seems as if it was simply a way to show off some knowledge about Dante and the Inuit culture. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found this book to be very boring. I kept telling myself that the two characters would start to interact with each other but I felt nothing for them. Too much time was spent dwelling on Cate's past and thoughts. There wasn't any tension(sexual or otherwise) between Calvin or Cate. The plot was silly and unbelievalbe. I am giving this 2 stars because it is Linda Howard but she definitely needs to go back to her roots. Remember "After the Night", that's all I have to say. Answer:
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