Title: Nah, I Don't Buy It. Review: This book was a very long and mostly boring brood-fest in which the protagonist finds himself trapped in an unhappy and inevitable fate. This fate being the jihad to be carried out by his followers. I just don't buy it. Why can't he stop it? I think that Frank Herbert wants us to be so impressed with the over-complex under-explained dialogue that we feel like we are too small to have a valid opinion. The protagonist is just so inhumanly smart, so vastly more intelligent than us, we cannot possibly know of his problems. But then Paul Atreides doesn't exist, there is only Frank Herbert, and he is only human. To me it just smells of BS.The first book (Dune) was good. But like the Earth's Children series, I think it ends there. If you read Dune and want another Frank Herbert, I recommend picking up "The White Plague". Not the best book, not even top ten but intriguing and original. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Wonderful, except... Review: I purchased this book for my brother who is a strict vegetarian. Growing up in an Italian family with wonderful cooks we enjoy recipes we're familiar with and have grown up enjoying. This book contains an exceptionl large collection of recipes. The only negative is that it contains no photographs. This doesn't concern me at all, but my brother likes the photos. If the lack of photos is unimportant to you, then you will not find a better source for Italian vegetarian recipes. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Repedative, poorly written and dull Review: If you've ever been to a bar, gotten drunk or did something embarrassing or regrettable you've probably got a better story to tell than any that you will find in this book.Basically every short story is the same repetitive crap.Here's the formula.Egotistical jerk gets drunk, has sex with mildly retarded girl, treats people poorly then makes a fool of himself.Now Repeat the above formula 20 times and publish. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Save your money Review: Denise is not a certified Pilates instructor and it shows. She sometimes does not have proper form, and she performs some moves more than necessary. In the yoga video, she is quite wobbly. If you're interested in Pilates or yoga, you will get value for money from videos by Ana Caban, Moira Stott, Hilary Burnett, Jennifer Kries (who combines Pilates, yoga & dance), and the Living Arts yoga videos, among others. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
