input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The book Guts is an autobiography about Gary Paulsen. All of the adventures he has been on. How he survived as a kid when he ran away or like the first time he got a book when he walked into a library and an old lady gave him a library card. He has many stories about how he was attacked by moose and how he was saving peoples lives by driving them to the hospital in an ambulance. All of the great stories he has for you it just captures you and makes you want to read and read till you get tiered. The part of the story I liked the most was when he was hunting and got attacked by a moose. A simile that really fits this book is hatchet. This is a great book and I would recommend it to any reader. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was very disappointed to find that our heater broke after two months of occasional use. The switch that controls the strength and power is stuck in the off position. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A very beautiful album, the atmosphere is wonderful. Still there are some people who just dont get it!! Sad, but true. Listning to songs like Symphony in blue, In search of Peter Pan, Hammer horror and ahem, Coffee Homeground, there is NO doubt in my mind that this woman has a gifted imagination and arent we lucky that she puts her inspiration into music??? The song Oh England My Lionheart is especially good. Also i must mention Fullhouse and Heartbrake, my favourites. Such a good album, that should not be overlooked and underrated!! In fact i would say this album is my favourite of them all, it transports me into another world, nothing else can quite do. To hear people badmouth it is upsetting but i guess its their loss.... Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's been twenty three years...but well woth the wait. The Dictator's have roared back with a blistering collection of tunes that put the fun and excitement back in rock. From the opening cut "Who Will Save Rock and Roll" the bar is set high and the band delivers throughout the remainder of the CD. Andy Shernoff has a knack for capturing the fun elements of rock without the slightest hint of becoming a parody of the genre. The band is tight and spot on in performance. They are a killer live act and this new release should provide some real ammo for their live show. If you've had enough of the doom and glooms or smell the scent of phony in the "fun" rock acts ala Blink 182, then D.F.F.D. should be just what the doctor ordered. The Dictator's are the REAL DEAL. Answer:
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