Question: Title: Nevermind the Bad Critiques Review: Nevermind the bad critiques, folks. Janis Harrison's first Bretta Solomon mystery is a delight, even if you don't like gardening! I, personally, never understood how anyone could enjoy getting one's hands utterly filthy. But JH makes it sound like fun.An Amish man, Isaac Miller is found murdered in his fields of beautiful flowers, these flowers which Miller sold to local florists, including Bretta Solomon. When Isaac's brother Evan asks Bretta to investigate, find out why Isaac was murdered, Bretta is just a bit reluctant at first, but then dives into the investigation, taking you along for the ride.Having read "Lilies That Fester" first, I'm not exactly reading these in order, but I'm so excited about JH writing more; something in her books, her style of writing maybe, or maybe something in Bretta herself that makes me feel comfortable, like I've known her for a long time. Snuggle up with "Roots of Murder", a cozy in which you are sure to delight! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Cheesy and dated...couldn't finish it Review: My wife and I wanted to watch a holiday themed movie that was good, clean, and fun. We had seen the talents of Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire before, so we decided to rent Holiday Inn. The movie had a thin plot line and gags which were not funny. The singing and dancing talent was amazing, but not enough to carry the movie. We stopped watching half way through. If you want to get a glimpse into what was considered entertainment back in the '40's, this movie is an example. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: I wanted to like it but... Review: I used this shaver every day for the full 30 day trial period and found that it still required a lot of effort to get a decent shave. Achieving a close-enough shave required applying more pressure which in turn caused irritation. Even on the thirtieth day, the shave took seven minutes. I then passed over my face lightly with my old Remington Intercept and took off a significant amount of hair!.I thought the self-cleaning would be a great time-saving feature but with my old Intercept I could shave and clean up in half the time of just shaving with the 9500.I didn't realize just how much damage I was doing to my face until I splashed on aftershave -- major burning with the 9500, none with the Intercept. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: