Title: Rather Disapointing Review: After reading many of Mr. Crichton's works, I found that this book was truely disapointing. I had trouble reading it, and had to look up practically every other word in the dictionary. After the first thirty pages, I felt like putting it down, but resisted. Now, I kind of wish that I had. It got a little bit easier to read, and the plot developed more after about 45 pages, but that was not even close to being enough to make it one of my favorites. I do realize, however, that there may be many readers out there who enjoy reading a novel with Shakespereian style writing (is that even a word?) and I do recomend it for them. It just was not really "My cup of Tea" as they say. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Nancy goes to look into 1 thing and finds another. Review: This book is wonderful. It has two mysteries in one. It's one of the best I've read. It has a great plot, and it neatly draws it together at the end. It kept me in suspense and it was difficult to put away. And if you enjoy this one, I suggest you read Clue in the Diary ,too. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Bored of Bono's shades Review: Amazing set-list and sound, but why's the front man looking like he's on stage to perform a welding job?As far as those goggles go he's been wearing the same pair since the 90s. For a band that's always changing and taking new risks, isn't it time the front man did the same?The promo tour for NLOTH started off well with Bono looking mean and moody in eye-liner. Then people start bitching that a rock star in his late 40's can't do that (completely ignoring the fact that Iggy Pop, Dave Gahan and Michael Stipe still do it) and surprise, surprise, the googles are screwed back on for the tour!Next time you take them off during "City of Blindling Lights" Bono, throw them into the audience for good! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
