Title: A Human Story Review: I've read a number of books about World War II. This ranks up there with "Hiroshima" and "The Longest Day.".You know what's going to happen, but the countdown to the test in New Mexico and, three weeks later, the drop on Hiroshima, makes your heart pound.You think of all the individuals killed, and all those not killed, because the bomb was dropped. You think of those in Hiroshima who found their children turned into charcoal. You think of the American children whose fathers came home. Is the life of an American serviceman more important than that of a Japanese child? You're glad you didn't have to make the decision.This is a wonderful, horrible, human story. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: How long will these stories be forced down our throat? Review: I personally am quite tired of reading the same basic survival story, spewed out again and again by obviously struggling writers. Spoiled boy. Boy meets girl. Disaster occurs (ie being snowbound.) Girl reforms boy. Both realize how much they need each other. Happy ending, everything is saved. Grrrr.... Is this really literature?? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Boring... Review: The repetition in this book is incredible. The same sentences are repeated over and over and over.... Why? We never know. I did not like the characters at all. Their relationship had no depth whatsoever, and I have no clue why she decided that she loves him. I agree with another reviewer who suggested to read the first few pages and then just start skipping. That's the only way I could even finish it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
