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.
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Question: What a waste! . This author has so much talent and paints the most exquisite pictures with words but the plot of this book was so fragmented, disorganized and unfocused that it distracted from his lovely writing style. I wasn't sure if the book was about Jack the Ripper, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, A Christmas Carol, losing a child, hauntings, possession, redemption or all of the above because it kept going off in different directions.  The relationships between the characters were confusing and the characters were never very well developed.  Worst of all, it just fell off at the end with no resolution.  Sometimes this works but it didn't work with this book.  Very disappointing

Answer: NEG


Question: Another winner from Mr. Parish . This is a fascinating book about one of the best (relatively)young directors working.  As usual, Mr. Parish has done his homework.  The background material is great and helps give a really vivid picture of the person.  I really feel I got to know Mr. Van Sandt from reading this book, not only him, but his family and associates growing up.  The descriptions of his early works are especially interesting.  Mr. Parish is one of the most thorough writers when it comes to work credits of his subjects.  I also enjoy this section of his books.  I definitely recommend this book

Answer: POS


Question: A welcome return . When Michael Nyman first published this work in the 70s, it was the only book of its kind to discuss some of the most cutting-edge stuff going around.  Most musical texts avoided discussing the Fluxus group as &quot;music,&quot; but Nyman integrates these radicals easily, and provided the first discussion of the Scratch Orchestra (Cardew et al), and related topics.  The book still contains some of the clearest discussions of these topics around.  It's great to have it back in print, though too bad Nyman couldn't be bothered to provide updates on some of the folks discussed, like Hugh Skempton

Answer:
POS