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: Theatrical Skullduggery . Penelope Fitzgerald is at her most devilishly entrancing in this tale revolving around the London acting school run (and I mean RUN!) by Freddie, a larger-than-life Gorgon whose will cannot be resisted. Fitzgerald has fun skewering the backstage pretentions, intrigue and petty jealousies of the London theater world of the early 1960s, but, clearly loving every seedy corner of it, she celebrates it with such gusto that you want to sign up on the spot for a season or two. That combination of wryness and fondness makes this short novel among Fitzgerald's most satisfying. And when Freddie goes out looking for a pound or two, hang on to your wallets

Answer: POS


Question: Interesting, valid, and not so controversial . Based on the rejection of the &quot;hypodermic&quot; theory of advertising, the idea that we are not hapless victims is something most students of media will here about.  Propaganda is not as powerful as we  believe, but our own desire to buy is very powerful.     His views on the  negativity of our consumerism are what make him and his work so different

Answer: POS


Question: Did not work for me. . I have been a big fan of Mr. Woods since "White Cargo."  His books are not great literature, but fun reads with interesting characters and the outcomes are never obvious.  This book fail in that I was not able to relate to the characters, too much sex with nothing to do with the story (I am not against sex but it should be relevant, not sensationalistic).  Well, you cant hit one out of the park every time.  If you Like Woods still of writing and storytelling you need to check out the cult favorite "Tourist in the Yucatan" cool thriller

Answer:
NEG