Q: Title: John Grisham's best book Review: This is the author's best book ever. Fast paced and factually accurate, the reader can not put it down until the end. Hints of what is to come and the many plot twists keep the reader interested, and the ending of the book puts everything into place very well. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: I should have saved my money Review: I have been a life long lover of old school Nazareth and this CD set has some great songs on the first CD, but from there it goes down for me. On the next two CDs there is only one song that I liked. "Gone down train". The rest of the songs are pretty much from raygay to pop. Which isn't what I think of when I think of Nazareth. I should have saved my money and bought three older Nazareth CDs. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Good Wireless Features, Poor Reliability Review: I've owned the Toshiba e740 for several months now. I bought it to replace an iPAQ 3670 which needed an external 802.11b PC card to do wireless. (Very bulky.)The e704 is a reasonable attempt at a self-contained wireless PDA. With built-in 802.11b wireless (switchable in hardware and software to conserve battery life), it is a decent package. Much more compact than my Compaq iPAQ 3670 with an external 802.11b card.Unfortunately, the reliability is poor. The PDA kept loosing its memory forcing me to reinstall the backup software and restore the applications and PIM information. This was a major pain. Finally, the e740 stopped working all together. Push the power on button and nothing happens. The battery is fully charged, so it must be a failure in the PDA itself.Guess its back to the iPAQ 3670 for me! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: It's turned into a romance novel Review: I enjoyed the first book, Rhapsody, and looked forward to this one but I barely got through it. Maybe its because I'm a guy, but when whole chapters are spent on romantic interludes, or the heroine having a good cry, I'm sorry but I just can't hang in there. This book started out as promising as Rhapsody, then it turned into a therapy session/romance novel.By the time I finished this book I had the same nauseous feeling I get when my wife's got the TV remote and she's watching the Lifetime network. I don't mean to sound like a male chauvinist, but I'm sure many women feel the same way about a football game. :) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
