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.

[EX Q]: Stands Out...As a Bad Book . I'm surprised at all the good reviews this book got. Not to be snide, I just genuinely am.     This book looms in my memory as the one book I had to drag myself to finish. A book that made me tear up with boredom. The plucky heroine wasn't likable, the names were all forced and strange (none making sense in a universe together--more like an assortment of characters from different books) , not on the unique side, really.    I thought any originality forced and unfounded, and wished it would have turned out better for me, especially as the "magic dust" theory was such a nice start.    The ending wasn't predictable, but it was trying so very hard NOT to be, it couldn't possibly have been anything but what it was: Dull.    With all these good reviews, and me not having read it in years, it might be worth trying, but I stand firm: take it out of the library
[EX A]: NEG

[EX Q]: A step back . I have been reading this book for a graduate level Art Education course.  In this book Kochman makes many broad generalizations that, while he may consider them true, are belied by the way he phrases them.  He makes many  absolute statements about the behaviors of both black people and white  people and the way in which he writes leaves no room for deviation.  I  would recommend this book if you are curious about why racism is still a  problem in this country.  The problem of racism will only begin to be  alleviated when people stop making broad statements that stereotype races  or cultures as behaving in a particular way.  Kochman does not seem to  realize this
[EX A]: NEG

[EX Q]: Not Lewis's best, but still a great book about Silicon Valley . Reading this book, you get the impression Michael Lewis just moved in with Jim Clark for a year.  Sadly, these direct interaction stories and anecdotes are not as compelling as the more standard journalistic backstory:  the tale of Clark's rise from abject poverty, the founding of Silicon Graphics and his eventual war with management and the board there, and the story of NetScape.  The up to date stuff is less interesting, unless you are really fascinated with big sailboats.    If we were rating Lewis books on a scale of 1-5, this would only rate a 3.  But since other authors have to also fit into the scale, this gets a 4..
[EX A]:
POS