input with options: Title: Fast Reading! Review: I liked this book very much. It is a typical Nickolas Sparks novel. He tells a story that is true to life. It maynot be the ending you want, but it is about life, and sometimes, the ending is not what we would like for ourselves or others. I couldn't put A Bend in the Road down, and when I did, I couldn't wait to get back to it. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Whatever happened to character depth? Review: The switch to 3rd person has reduced Patricia's novels to "ho-hum" as far as I'm concerned. I don't want to read ..."says Kay Scarpetta..." "...said Pete Marino", etc. I want to know what goes on in Scarpetta's head as she moves through her books, and that's only possible when we hear how SHE feels, what SHE thinks, in her own words! Even if the plot is weak, I can deal with it if it's first person. But, alas, with Trace and with Predator, Cornwell's 3rd person presentation doesn't draw me in at all. Maybe new readers won't miss the original presentations as much as I do. But for me, an avid reader of the Scarpetta series since the beginning, it's been over for me since the last "real" book, Black Notice. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: This used CD should cost alot less for being used! Review: Why would a great movie soundtrack be so expensive since it's a used CD? & I hope that the Breakin' Soundtrack gets released again on CD's nationwide, brand new of course! Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: If angst is what you're going for... Review: Let me start with the fact that I loved the first Stardoc Novel. The next was good, but less so. The same with the next and now we get to Shockball. For a scifi book, there is a startling lack of your typical space saga while human alien hybrids and a fictional sport seem to be the only reminders that the book is set in the future. Cherijo manages to find a disease that has long since been extinct, which of course means it is a current day disease.I liked Reever the best in this novel compared to the other three books, however, that was not enough to save the book from overall repetitive storytelling. I personally have had enough of the angst. We get it, Chreijo has a awesome immune system so can be tortured and recover. It seems all that happened in the last book was that she was tortured and then escaped. The same happens here.The characters have potential, but instead we are treated to the soap opera angsty life of Cherijo. Is this product review negative?
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