Ques: Title: Great for a little girl Review: Santa gave this to my daughter easy to use all her fav songs to go and due to her ear surgery i don't have to worry about her putting things in her ears Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: a terrible disappointment Review: I have just returned from a long holiday car trip with "God in Ruins" on 10 cassettes. I finished 5 and decided even radio would be better. I have read almost all Uris' other books, several twice, so I expected great things. Was I ever disappointed! The sex scenes were the fantasies of an old man, real bodice rippers--but utterly unbelievable. Then I was subjected to several chapters of Tom Clancyish war scenes with brains dripping off the ceiling, etc. Gratuitous gore! In short, it takes a really bad book for me not to finish it. It saddens me to see someone who has been so great fall so far. Where were his editors? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: I expected more... Review: I expected a lot more from Ms. Jeffries than this book delivered. I have read her books from the beginning and have loved every one of them. A Notorious Love was a disappointment. I did not feel the spark that was clear in the past books. This one seemed flat and after awhile, I got a bit bored.Please do not mistake me. I adore Ms. Jeffries books in general and would recommend any of her others (especially the Lord series). I have great faith that her coming books will be better.P.S. to her publisher: get over the ___ Love titles already! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: How to be an EMT with a bad attitude Review: As a volunteer EMT, I enjoy reading about he stories from the field. Many authors share the good and the bad of EMS, but overall reflect on the satisfaction of helping others in their time of need... This is NOT one of those authors. This book tells many stories of calls from the perspective of an EMT with a chip on his shoulder, resenting those he serves, and resenting their requests for help. Another reviewer said the book would set EMS back years, and I have to agree, primarily because of the stories of intentionally mistreating patients, bad attitudes, and off color jokes at the expense of others. If you want to read encouraging stories about life in EMS, consider stores by Canning, Patterson, or Perry. If you want to read about the unfortunate EMT that is always difficult to deal with, and seems to resent his job, this is the book. Advice to the author, if this describes the job of your life, then you might want to consider a career change.... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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