Ques:Title: Looked sweet but not a health food alternative Review: The recipes looked like they would be sweet. It was a little disappointing that a majority of the recipes were made from other processed foods. There appeared to be quite a number of Jell-O based recipes. This is not a book for those who are looking for the use of Health foods as a natural alternative. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: The greatest novel in the english language... Review: Until recognizing The Recognitions, I batted back and forth between Ulysses and Gravity's Rainbow, not because I loved them, but because I recognized them as great. This, on the other hand was a revalation. The most staggeringly brilliant, engaging, funniest, loveable work of genius ever committed to the page. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Close but no Cigar Review: This book is a good read, but not for the intended purpose. The book gives a realistic setting, "How I went from nothing to something," and gives little useful advise. More sizzle than steak.If you want to know or get a surface idea of Lease Purchase's this book will let you know if you want to waste your time digging further into the subject. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Inferior follow-up to Roses Are Red Review: Violets Are Blue is not a horrible book by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I'd consider it good had it been written by anyone other than the modern master of suspense, James Patterson. I found Roses Are Red to be one of the best books in the Cross series, and was really anticipating the release of Violets Are Blue, and ended up rather disappointed. The ending is quite anti-climactic for those who have read Roses are Red. The whole vampire plot sounds good when you read it on the jacket, but turns out to make this a weak entry in a great series. The ending is anything but thrilling, making the reader miss the quality writing exhibited in Kiss the Girls. Hopefully, Patterson is not falling into the trap of sacrificing quality for quantity. With any luck, the next novel will find Alex Cross back in top form. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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