Q: Title: Weak, Thin, Parts that are Implausible Review: How did this book get to be a bestseller? It is replete with cliches. Its plot is weak. There is no substance. The characters are pathetic. And I have never seen so many typographical errors in one book. Was there no editor? Spell check can't catch everything, as even my 7th-grade students know. I have continued reading, as other readers have, thinking that something positive is bound to come of the sunk cost of time. Kim Edwards has no editor, but she must have geniuses working overtime in her marketing department. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: I like it Review: It works well, I believe. I think the water smells much cleaner. I don't know if I notice much of a difference in my skin/hair. However, we had a slow and soft water pressure and this made it faster and harder! :) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Great! Review: My son age 7 loves playing baseball with play TV baseball. Also on arrival the bat was not working, I called the company and within five days received a new working bat. I did not have a receipt, as this was a gift, and I did not have to return the broken bat and did not have to pay shipping.Overall the Play TV has been great! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: How could it get good reviews? Review: My wife read the cover reviews, full of praise, so we both checked it out of the library, and spent 15 minutes reading passages to each other, at first with dismay, and then, thankfully, with a lot of laughs. It was consistently, horribly written: flabby sentences, pretentious settings (like we should care she dines with university presidents), characters one wishes to . . .(oh, nevermind). Just awful. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
