Title: Couldn't finish it Review: Book Club read this... 1 loved the book, 3 hated it, and 2 of us couldn't get it finished. There may have been a story here, but too much contrived 'noise' to get to it. Movie was better, but with millions of other things to read, why bother? I suspect the 911 connection is what is getting the attention, not stellar storytelling or brilliant characterizations. I really wanted to like it. :( Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Hallmark Card Studio Review: I wrote upon returning the product that both Hallmark and Amazonshould be ashamed to send such a poor product. The colors on the card were not good and the software was so faulty. It would print the sayings on top of each other, not centered.I had an earlier product from Microsoft that had beautiful cards and selections that I used for many years but got outdated and would not install. I asked and hopefully have received a complete refund. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: not a developer book Review: I guess probabaly because of the aruthors' back ground (from Sun's documentation group), this book reads much like a User's Guide of Sun's J2EE SDK. It provides a couple of examples and tells you step-by-step how to compile, deploy and test these examples onto Sun's J2EE platform. There is no substantial treatment on the high level J2EE architecture, technology, and APIs. It provides little help for you if you want to jump-start J2EE programming. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
