Ques: Title: Powerful Story of First World War Review: A remarkable tale of trench warfare written in exceptional detail. Throughout there are bits of humour as well as showing the horrors of combat. The camaraderie between the soldiers is strongly demonstrated as well. A book hard to put down and one is compelled to read it a second time. The author had a brother killed in the First World War and tragically his son was killed in the Second World War. This man knows what he is writing about. Another great book by this author is No Retreating Footsteps. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Fire Hazard Review: I purchased this toy for my nephew, and he loved it. The only issue is that one day it just caught fire. They were not at home, when they arrived the fire alarm was going like crazy, and smoke all over the house. The toy was completely melted and it left a square hole in the table. It was the only thing on the table so definitely the source of the fire was the toy. They were lucky that the table didn't caught fire... otherwise it could have been a complete disaster. They had to leave the house for 2 days until the smoke and plastic smell was completely gone.I would never but this brand again. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: The Newest Beaux Arts Trio Review: This newest incarnation of the Beaux Arts Trio does an excellent job with these trios. To me, the performance is only slightly bettered by the older recording with Greenhouse and Cohen. This may be because of my love for the Greenhouse cello sound. It certainly doesn't hurt to have both recordings and Pressler's performance in both is amazing. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: A memoir of life behind another type of Iron Curtain... Review: ...that is compelling and poignant as it is exceptionally honest. Layton conveys her story with succinct accuracy and memory of her feelings and thoughts as she experienced years of submission to malevolent cult leader Jim Jones "Father", as many in the People's Temple called him. She not only describes the wiles and deceptions of Jones with horrifying clarity, but she also describes, with frank self-criticism, the tainted relationships she forged with some of the members in the cult (some of whom she betrayed regrefully, in order to escape). Her painful account of her forsaking her mother, Lisa, in the dashed hopes that she would later have saved her (Lisa died days before the mass suicide occurred in mid-November '78) is fresh as a new stab wound, undoubtedly for Layton as it is for her readers on the page. The acute emotion Layton draws from her experiences is, as a whole, readily felt and not easily forgotten. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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