Q: Title: Absolutely edge-of-your-seat-can't-put-it-down-intriguing Review: Circle of Pearls was one of my favorite books of all time! I started reading and I could not put it down! (literally, I read until 5:00 am in the morning!) It takes place in the early/mid 1600's during the Civil War in England. I would explain the entire book to you, but that would ruin it. Let me just say that it reminds me of Gone With the Wind, but with a happy ending. Read it! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: A True Story Teller Review: Maeve Binchy is a great storyteller. All of her books are filled with character description and are definately page turners. The Silver Wedding took me by suprise the way each character had different views on the same events which is usually true in real life. This is the seventh book of Binchy's that I have read and everytime I finish one, I can't wait to start the next. The Silver Wedding, although not my favorite of hers, lived up to my expectations of Bincy's marvelous ability to telling a story. Definately recommende d as a summer read. (or anytime!) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Very powerful story of unjustice and cruelty Review: Anna Rodriguez's story is one that truly describes the oppresive conditions inside Castro's jails, as you read this book, you will realize that there is a certain paradox in the way totalitarian regimes treat its disidents. In this book the prevailing ideology is Communism. In Jacobo Timmerman's "Prisoner without name, Cell without number," the ideology is fascism. So the problem is not necessarily one ideology versus another. The problem is a totalitarian state of the extreme left or right which will use all its might to stifle its citizens. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: A Complling Call to a National Repentance Review: Tom Horn has done us a favor by merging a compelling call to national repentance with the need for a commitment to a fervent and personal spiritual warfare. He describes the battlefield where it really is--'against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms' (Eph. 6:12, NIV). He focuses the battle plan where it belongs--in the prayer life of each believer. He declares that 'militant prayer' and persistant fasting are rusty weaponry in the believers spiritual arsenal. He issues a spiritual call to arms which has the ring of truth and the force of prophetic passion. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
