Q: Title: Not for the Avid Coffee Drinker Review: It's too slow, too messy, and it is noisy. Dismantling and cleaning usually results in changing the grind setting. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Loving The New World Order Review: Mr. Etzioni contends that the world is too rough of a place for nation states. That we need world government to contend with this evil entity called the internet. This treasonous book is a must read for every concerned citizen (probably about thirty total). Mr Etzioni comes from the infamous Council on Foreign Relations. This organization houses most of our political elite. It is responsible for a lot of our foreign policy. This isn't just some nut that wrote a book. This is the direction we are heading. Are you ready to give up your freedom for the New World Order? I'm not. Read this book and learn their strategies. Like how they substitute communitarianism for communism. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: This is trash. Review: This book was total trash. I would have liked it a lot better if the romance was taken out of it. It would have read a bit more intelligent. Instead, it was more like a dime store romance novel. And I agree with everyone who said it, people do not fall in love and marry someone so quick after losing their husband. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Allegory? Review: This surprising book might be the product of England's Darkest Hour (an Americanization of Churchill's "Finest Hour.") Penhallow himself might be Hitler or Mussolini. His numerous offspring could represent Axis or occupied nations. It would be a game to try to piece all these elements together, But, I think it's a mistake to try to analyze the book outside the context of WWII. The Blitz had just ended, though I suppose it was difficult to be certain of that; Heyer and her family had just moved into bombed-out London. England had apparently lost a major war. The times were too serious for Regency frippery and I think Penhallow may have been the result. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
