Q: Title: Good Introductory Book Review: This is a good introductory book. I particularly liked the applications of the problems, introduced in the book. The main negative point that I could mention is, the redundant explanations and discussions you might see in different chapters. I would say the volume of the book could have been reduced by some 15%-20%, if the authors had chosen to be more concise.The book, Combinatorial Optimization by William J. Cook, et al, is an alternative. It covers a whole lot of topics and is just too succinct, a little more elaboration would have been appreciated ! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Weak story, ridiculous ending Review: Can't say much good about this novel, and that's a huge disappointment. I've read every other Alex Cross novel and had eagerly anticipated this latest book. What a let down.The story was so weak that I was begging for a clean, quick resolution and was only rewarded with an ending so contrived and outrageously absurd that it left me angry and frustrated.Obviously this was a precursor to the next volume in the series, but I can't say whether I will actually read that novel or not, since I know the direction it will undoubtedly take will follow the ridiculous plot-twist set up in the last chapter. What a waste of time. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Boeing Commercial...That's All Review: I was expecting the history of flight. I was expecting to see the great planes of the 20th Century. What I saw was a Commercial for the Boeing 787 Dream Liner. All hype for the long overdue plane. Save your money.Legends of Flight (IMAX) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A classic Review: This book appeals to a wide range of ages. Teens will appreciate the story on the superficial level while adults will be drawn by the deeper social commentary. The symbolism here is artfully constructed and each reader will interpret the book a little differently. There's a reason this book is considered a classic Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
