Q: Title: interesting material, lame writing Review: she should stick to writing for magazines and newspapers because her style of writing becomes tedious when streched out to the length of the book..i became interested in the influenza epidemic of 1918 after coming a reference of it in one of william oneil's books..i wanted to read more about an event that killed more people than either world wars..if i had to pick a book on the subject again, i think i would try Alfred Crosby's book on the subject..now, there's a real historian as opposed to a reporter trying to write books Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Don't even get me started... Review: ...oh, too late. You got me started. My cousins, in an attempt to get my family off of our collective classic rock/soul/jazz (...), got us this for Christmas. You'd expect me, your friendly neighborhood sarcastic teenager, to love this album.You are wrong, buddy. This is the very definition of bad music. People might argue, "It embraces four styles of music!" to which I say, phaw. The Beatles' White Album uses surf music, reggae, country/western, protometal, blues, folk, rock and avant-garde. That's eight styles right there.Avoid it like the plague, especially Hot In Herre, the Creed song, and the No Doubt song. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Need patience and it might be better to build your own. Review: We read the reviews and this seemed like a good option. After several hours of installation it does look nice but I'm not sure it was worth it. It is certainly better than the particle board or wire closet systems. This is not a beginner project unless you have extreme patience. Not only is there no room for error with some of the measurements and leveling there is cutting involved. When we finely finished I felt like I could have spent the same amount of time and less money to design and build my own closet system that would have been better suited to our needs. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: far too explicit Review: "The Silence of the Lambs" is one of the most thrilling thrillers I have ever read. So naturally this made me look forward to the sequel Hannibal. Even though the style of writing is still slick, I found the descriptions of what one can do with human beings (dead or alive) way too explicit. Sometimes it is better to leave a little bit to the imagination of the reader. Is this product review negative?
