Ques: Title: Tasty and Satisfying Read Review: This mystery has everything that a great mystery should: humor, intricate plotting, a shocking and puzzling murder, smart believable characters, and a cozy little town where nothing bad should ever happen. Once I got caught up in the story, I did not want to put the book down. The twists and turn were quite unexpected and I was riveted by the interesting people and their relationships until the very last page. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: practical advice Review: This book is filled with practical yet simple advice for teachers. There isn't a lot of fluff or cute anecdotes. Rather, McKeachie organizes his advice very clearly, with topics such as "the First Day". There are a lot of versions of this book, so make sure to get the newest one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: perplexing Review: I try not to be swayed by pre-pub blurbs nor even reviews, but the raves for this book drew me to it, only to be disappointed. It has the oddest combination of sweeping and miniscule pallette. On the one hand, Christopher's inner life is stuffy and confined, almost a cliche of the male English spinister, his passions so tightly cloaked as to be painful, yet the action-sweeping across continents-encompasses war, the machinations of the opium trade, and an excrutiatingly drawn out campaign to solve childhood mysteries. The subplot of Mr. Banks' adoption of Jennifer, while affecting in itself, seems contrived to give resonance to the orphan theme. In the end, I couldn't reconcile the small inner world of this strangely withheld man with his adventures in a the world beyond himself, a world filled with almost numbing action and intrigue. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Wish I had bought this earlier! Review: Used it to improve some of the Python scripts I wrote for work. Unfortunately I bought this volume only *after* submitting my articles to Linux Journal, rather than before (in particular, the ODF article in the May'07 issue would have benefited).Guido doesn't need this book, but mere Python mortals like me will find it very useful. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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