Question: Title: More 'cute' than 'classic'... Review: I love the yuppie/buppie/bap/preppy movement and enjoy reading and purchasing books on these topics. I read about this book and thought it would be a fun read, in the same vain as The BAP Handbook. I was put off by the price, but I thought it would be worth it to have a 'classic', as it has been referred, in my collection. Less than 100 pages, it was a very quick read with not much substance. The entire book is just filled with lists (what buppies like to eat, where buppies like to vacation, pasttimes of the buppie set, etc.) and antiquated/cartoonish drawings scattered throughout. It was not what I was expecting and really not worth the cost. I say it's a pass, unless you really just want to have a piece of 'buppie history' to add to your book collection. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: kitchen aid toaster Model: KPTT780PM Review: I purchased one of these heavy duty toasters from the Kitchen Aid website about a year ago and I had to exchange it right away because it would only toast one side of the bread at a time. Another pain is once you put the bread in it, and push the slide down you still have to turn a switch to turn the toaster on. I can honestly say that this toaster works just as good as any other $10.00 dollar toaster that I have bought. (I think I paid over $125.00 for it, ouch!) If you want a nice looking toaster buy it, if you want a toaster that makes great toast, shop around.. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: What little girl? Review: Stella Cameron is an author that I frequently read, and like many of her books, the real strength of this story is in the plotting. Lots of interesting twists and a surprise (pretty much) ending. It's very readable with good pacing and a plot that propels you along, BUT... My problem is with the characters-- I agree with other reviewers that the romance between Hero/heroine was not believable because he was too much of a jerk in the beginning and through much of the middle. Also, I had a very hard time with the total absence of the child throughout the story. In fact, the story could easily have been told without the child, IMO. I felt that the villains were painted a very monochrome black-- no redeeming human characteristics for a more complex emotional involvement on the part of the reader. And I have to say that Cameron frequently uses "deviant sex" to both titillate the reader and label the villains as BAD. I enjoy sensual novels, but I am getting tired of this technique. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: