Title: Lots of fun Review: Overall, a fun game, but....having owned Karaoke rev. #3 first, I was disappointed that they repeated a song (You're the One That I Want". For 30-40 dollars a pop, this company should definitely not have to repeat any songs from game to game. Parents should be aware that there are the occasional song choices that are not appropriate for young singers. I'm no prude, but I don't want my 7 yr old singing "Like a Virgin". Having said that, my daughter and I have a blast singing together and it is a great tool to help her learn to sing. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Weak dialogue and characters, But great World Design Review: Anderson has a good knack for world building -- creating interesting political structures, cultures, social dynamics, and so on.However, he's weak, at least in this book, at creating characters that you want to empathize with and/or which feel real. He is similarly poor at writing dialog, and most of his characters seem to speak in one of two or three modes -- very little distinct personality is shown.The mortal sin of writing he commits repeatedly is to "Tell" you what someone is about, or what a situation is as opposed to "Show" you. His characters frequently say what they are about with technical terminology.. it's very odd. It's a damn shame too because his world is pretty cool and have a lot of promise.First book I've been unable to finish in a long time... and I really tried -- 100 pages from the end.Maybe his next series will be better... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Q: Title: Stake it it's dead! Review: The critic's review on the cover compared this book to a cross between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Lord of the Rings... Pleeeease! This book fell down flat on it's face. The action ...doesn't keep you interested. The main characters are severely lacking in, well, character. The best thing about this book is the artwork on the cover. If you want better vampire reading, pick up Linda K. Hamilton (Guilty Pleasures, etc) or Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (A Candle for D'Artagnan, A Flame in Byzantium, etc.). This book just dissapointed me. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative

Question: Title: A truly wonderful read - as good now as it was then!! Review: The online reading group I belong to chose this book as a group read for June in the Classic category. I had read it many years ago when I was in high school but I doubt I had the appreciation of it that I have now reading it as an adult.It is both a coming of age story of a brother and sister and the engrossing tale of their father set in a small southern town. It is the story of a simple man who strives to do the right, if challenging, thing on a daily basis both in his home and as a citizen of his community. In doing so he must face the ignorance and bigotry of the times they live in.The novel is timeless and truly a classic. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

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Title: Review on book Review: I have not finished the book yet, but so far it is a good read. I always like Sylvia Brown's book and will read more of them. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

Title: Better Than I Expected Review: I had read reviews of this cordless trimmer that emphasized its weaknesses and was unsure if it would be a satisfactory trimmer/edger at my home. What the reviews failed to emphasize were the positive aspects of this device. It is light, easy to maneuver and handle, very effective as both a trimmer and edger, and has a wonderful auto line advance feature that beats the pants off the old "tap to extend line" arrangement of other trimmers. Since the unit comes with two batteries, it's possible to swap to a fresh battery when the first battery begins to fade and keep on going. And what a wonderful alternative to a corded or gas-powered trimmer! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Positive