Title: Pretty pathetic tale though funny in places. Review: This book was something of a disappointment, especially after Fear of Flying and Fanny. The good points are some funny Jewish jokes and the author's commendable honesty. Her description of dating married men is also witty and she has a sharp eye for ludicrous self-deception (in others). However, on the subject of feminism I found her to be surprisingly self-pitying, and there was something uncannily shallow in her descriptions of her various husbands and other partners. The many descriptions of Italy verge on a glossy travel guide and quickly become tedious. Not a book which yields any insight of value. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Luster Leaf 1601 Rapitest Soil Test Kit Review: This is really a great little kit for testing the composition of soil. The directions were easy to follow and the kit worked very well. Dumping the capsule into the little section of the test kit was a bit difficult. The kit evewn accounts for the cloudiness of the water. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to test multiple areas of their garden. It comes with a chemicals reorder form too. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Not a very Christian attitude towards others Review: I was very impressed with this author's credentials......a bible scholar, a speaker a bible conferences, books recommended by Christians leaders and speakers. The first chapter was very interesting - about Ezekiel - then he really disappointed me. His writing was very anti-Catholic. As I paged through the book, I saw this anti-Catholic attitude throughout the book.I tossed the book into the rubbish. I couldn't even bring myself to send it back or to give it away as a donation. To me it was rubbish.I feel that if you are selling a book as scripture study or as a concordance, it should be just that, scripture study - NOT be full of anti-Catholic statements. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
