input with options: Title: Mediocre At Best Review: I kept waiting and waiting for this book to get better. It was billed as "humorous" in it's review and I did not find one thing funny about this book. I was really disappointed. I have a policy of always reading a book from beginning to end just on the chance that it may start off slow and then get better. This book never did. I wish I had stopped reading it. I also bought "Heathens" and I am thinking about returning it.This is definitely not a book I would recommend. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Finally, a book that reveals the PRS Review: I found Jan Marsh's book very interesting. She takes the time to try and give a ful account of the women attached to the Pre-Rapaelite Brotherhood. Her research seems thorough, but she also seems to fall into the trap of Victorian notions of the tragic woman. Some of the women did lead tragic lives, but I wish she had down-played this one dimensional aspect to the Pre-Raphaelite Sistrhood. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Treacherous trek down memory lane Review: Eve Dallas walks into her office and immediately is confronted with her past. There sits Trudy Lombard, one of her foster parents during her time in Dallas, a woman who'd best be described as "Mommie Dearest." Unprepared, Eve handles the situation poorly and has a physical reaction that levels her. When Roarke discovers what has happened, he smartly realizes it won't be long before Trudy will visit him for a shakedown. This book is worth the read if solely to read that scene!That's all I'll share about the story so you'll have the pleasure of following what happens next. This book is a treacherous path down Eve's memory lane and we gain lots of insight into her past in addition to an intriguing murder mystery she and Peabody are tasked to solve. It's interesting and the culprit isn't easy to identify but it's possible.This ranks as one of my favorites in the series both for the mystery/suspense and the peeling back of Eve's many layers. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: believe the earlier review Review: This dvd is only 30 minutes, not 60. It offers very little actual instruction, being mostly just description and almost advertising-likerecommendation of the practice. The four demonstrations are incomplete and even cut short in places; none are over a minute or two.And bits of the video, while he is talking, are actually repetitions of previous bits. Very disappointing and certainly not worth the price.Terry Dunn dvds are much better, nicely produced and explained thoroughly. Francesco Garripoli's also contain well-done full qigong forms.This dvd is not even in the same category, and certainly not 'essential.' Is this product review negative?
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