Q: Title: rotted out Review: This is a typical Made in China device. Within a year, it rotted out on the bottom and started causing a lot of electrical problems with our house. It's very dangerous having cheaply made electronics. I then bought a Hampton Bay one--also made in China. That lasted almost a year before it just stopped working. I am now trying to find a retailer that sells quality transformers. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Sailing Tales of Terror on the Great Lakes Review: This book is a collection of mainly shorter stories about many, many various mishaps that befell sailing vessels on the Great Lakes. Strandings, groundings, collisions, near escapes and capsizings are all shown in this book. The binding is of quality, and despite a couple of years of heavy use it has not even in the slightest way been damaged. There are a number of good photos included within its pages. On the other hand, this book is sort of dry and does not entertwine the facts into a book that constantly holds my attention. However, the goods outweigh the bads and it is a good source of info on one of the most clouded areas of Great Lakes History.CE Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Absolutely Loved It Review: I loved the Mama's Family TV show and knew I had to have the DVD when it came out. I hope they continue to put out seasons of the show on DVD. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Mediocre Book Review: I love Kelley Armstrong's werewolf books. Bitten and Stolen really captured me to the point where I read them both in one sitting. Dimestore Magic was not one of those reads. The heroine, Paige, was REALLY annoying. She doesn't have a backbone or any commen sense. She really lacks the edge and strength that Elena (heroine from Bitten and Stolen) has in abundance. The other characters didn't really impress me that much either. That being said, the book is not terrible. It is just not up to par with Kelley Armstrong's other books. If you haven't read her other books I recommend starting with them. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
