input with options: Title: Boring Review: If this book was not meant to be taken too seriously then the author has done quite well. Otherwise I found the main characters shallow and boring. I also felt that the sexual encounters described in practically every chapter obscured a poor story line and plot. In short, this book is for people who like soap operas or a quick light read at the beach. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Two Thumbs up for a charming story that will lift your heart Review: Sabrina's Destiny is an uplifting, enchanting story that takes you on the journey to Sabrina Monroe's heart. Divine intervention plays a key role in finding Sabrina, a loveable quirky girl in desperate need of true love, a soul mate when an eccentric angel plays matchmaker. It's a wonderful, charming romance for anyone who puts faith in the power of love and the inexplicable magic of destiny. Sabrina's Destiny is funny, warm and tender. Filled with lively characters and pearls of wisdom, Sabrina's Destiny will leave you believing in angels and longing to embrace the love of your own life. Ms. Robins has cooked up a fantastical feel-good story of hope, love, fate with a touch of heaven and a dash of chocolate. Sabrina's Destiny is a sweet and poignant happily-ever-after must-read for all romantics far and wide. You'll be smiling long after you've put the book down. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Very good tea! Review: The tea tastes great hot or iced. Very good for the price. I recieved the package fast with no problems. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Poisonwood Review Review: The Poisonwood Bible is the first book I ever read by Barbra Kingsolver. Parts of it were truly amazing. I really like her writing style and she did a good job developing the character of Leah - although I agree with some of the other reviewers that the character of Rachel was one-dimensional. I feel that the best part of the book was the first half, when the family was still living in a small village in the Belgian Congo. It reminded me of "Little Women" but with a terrifying survivalist kind of edge. The later part of the book was a little disappointing to me (the last 20% - I don't want to give anything away plot-wise). I felt that much of the character development in this section fell flat, although I really enjoyed learning more about the history of the Congo. I wish I could give this book five stars. It had a great plot, excellent narrative but I have to give it four stars because I don't think that some of the characters were very realistic. Is this product review negative?
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