TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you are given books product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
PROBLEM: Felt like a Marvel story, but then again... . There is no perfect Earth.    The DC universe is corrupt?  Let's see...Joker actually turns out to be a hero (I know, he's not presented as one, but he offs AL, so he's a hero).  Wonder Woman kills someone?  Yeah, right.  Batman actually points a gun at someone?  Yeah, right again.  The big blue schoolboy saves the universe? Hack, ptooey.    Everybody makes mistakes (the big idea from the series along with there's no perfect Earth).  It's too bad that DC didn't realize that this series was one of them

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: No Temperance Here . Ms. Reichs has lost the recipe, or at least the focus and formula that has brought her success prior to Cross Bones. Although not nearly as bad as P. Cornwell's last two or three misfires, Reichs is way wide of her usual high mark here. In this offering, Temperance is out of character, out of both style and focus, and the story is just overly convoluted and circuitous; a yarn that meanders around heading every which way except toward a finished product. Even the writing is unfamiliar and not of the same voice Reichs has maintained in her many Brennan novels. Having finally given up on Cornwell, after many years, I'll hang in there for one more Temperance Brennan dig; everyone is entitled to one gong

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Blown away by the audio version . This is my first full-blown experience with Virginia Woolfe.  I was always a bit too impatient, skimming over paragraphs of internal dialog to get to the plot.  What a difference an amazing narrator makes!  Yes, it is slow going at times, but the beauty of Woolfe's sentences make the focus on every word worthwhile.  Leishman treats Woolfe's words as poetry, and I started thinking of them as that.  For that reason, I disagree with the reviewer counseled against ten minute spurts -- at least in the audio version, the prose seemed so rich that it was hard to absorb more than a few minutes at a time.  It was only when I began to savor each paragraph on its own that I could truly enjoy this work.    This book is truly profound.  It has caused me to become more aware of my own inner life, and has changed the way I think about what it means to "know" another person.  Highly, highly recommended -- and this is from someone who spends a lot of time reading trashy chick lit and thrillers!

SOLUTION:
POS