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: Very disappointing . I hate this book. All the book is the repetition of the same code with very, very few differences. The description lets argue that is pointed to advanced users but the content is so basic that is hard to believe. It uses SOAP in it's more basic fashion. The code is poor (also the HTML and the Javascript used). The code is written in a so invesive fashion that if you strip it (and is not a bad idea), you will find no more than 30 pages.  The Multi-Tier is just supposed to be good and misuesed.  As you may understand, I strongly advise to not buy this book

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Extremely Disappointing . Although this book would appear to have a lot of promise, it ultimately fails. Like Mr. Taylor's self-proclaimed &quot;Certified Professional Landlord&quot; title (Fill in your name on page 218 for your own bogus certification!), these phony forms are imaginative but have little to no legal standing. Worse, Taylor apparently has little respect for his tenants. One form, the &quot;Tenant Late Rent Warning and Excuses&quot; form (&quot;To be given to new, renewing, and late tenants.&quot;) asks tenants to mark a box as to why their rent was late. Sample excuses: I was mugged. &quot;You didn't come by when I had the money,&quot; &quot;I didn't have a stamp,&quot; &quot;I'm dead.&quot; A chuckle for a landlord, but also a cynical and unprofessional suggestion. Taylor's advice on handling phone calls from prospective residents is even worse - he promotes using a hard-sell interrogation on the first contact that seems destined to drive away prospective tenants. Anyone with intentions to do good business would be well served to get more professional advice than this extremely disappointing book

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Not that well written . I usually really hate to critize a book like this, but this book was not  what I expected it to be.  This book was to be romantic suspense, but where  was the romance?  This book focused mainly on the mystery(which was solved  by the the time you reached the middle of the book), and then the story  kinda dragged on,  probably to finish the love story.  The love story was  okay, but there was no serious focus on it and it just kinda closed off.   In the end, for my first book by Krentz, it was not the greatest

SOLUTION:
NEG