Q: Title: Survival handbook Review: Book did not look as pictured. I would have returned it but didn't want to waste even more money. I have this info in other books, just wanted this look for fun!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: An Editor's Witty New Friend Review: I like Lynne Truss. I'd love to have a long lunch with her. Not because she's a grammar know-it-all but because she's intelligent and funny at the same time. This is apparent in her book "Eats, Shoots and Leaves." As an editor, I've shared many of the same emotions as Truss concerning dropped commas, unnecessary apostrophes and mangled colons. She's a lady after my own heart. I gleaned a lot of useful history behind the rules and laughed heartily while doing it. Who knew there was so much to the apostrophe?I'm also thankful that Truss is mindful of different styles (AP being the one I adhere to) and the ways of we wacky Americans. She knows that grammar itself continues to change over the centuries.Truss is a beacon of hope for those who despair that any semblance of structure is fast evaporating from all written discourse. Just read the message boards on any Web site (full of "i luv ths book!" and the like) and you'll understand what I mean. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Very shallow, very bad!!!! Review: Weak and simple plot, unbelievable and boring characters, and poor writing make this book difficult to finish. The book pretends to be a religious/historical/thriller novel similar to books from Dan Brown or James Rollins. But the plot and 'conspiracy' in this book are lame and predictable, and very amateurish. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: I skipped two-third of the book Review: I am not sure if I am qualified to make an evaluation for having read only 1/3 of the book, but I just didn't have any more desire to continue. So far, I have this Lord Dare kept hanging after this young miss, and she was constantly annoyed by his reputation so there was a lot of bickerings going on; at the same time she was totally lenient with her brother who was beginning to experiencing the drinking and gambling life. Miss Farington started out as a spirited and independent young lady, but I have not read anything more that would demostrate her household management skills, and I did not intend to spend any more time to find out about the mystery of the Scotish Regalia either. But I did cheat--I peeked the ending. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
