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.

Q: One of Walters' Best . THE SCOLD'S BRIDLE, in my opinion, is one of Minette Walters' best mysteries--at least one of her best I've read so far!  Her characters are well-developed, and the reader doesn't know from one page to the next who the murderer could be--NO ONE liked Mathilda, it seemed.  Throughout the police investigation, readers are faced with learning of Mathilda Gillispie's abusive and haunting background of secrets, lies, and deception.  Mathilda's character, though dead as the story begins, is developed more fully through her diary entries interspersed between chapters.  Having left all of her money to an unlikely person, her doctor Susan Blakeney, Mathilda's daughter and granddaughter are brought into the story assuming they would inherit Mathilda's wealth.  Readers find that Mathilda's daughter and granddaughter have experienced much of the intense emotional and physical abuse as Mathilda had.  This part of the story, no doubt, leaves readers pondering how abuse often perpetuates itself through generations.  Walters doesn't let on who the murderer is, and I'll admit, I was a little disappointed in its resolution given that the novel seemed more focused in a different direction.  Overall, I enjoyed this novel moreso than THE ICE HOUSE or THE SCULPTRESS, but they are all very good books, and I would wholeheartedly recommend Walters to readers wanting a good mystery

A: POS
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Q: Replica of her Amanda Quick's Scandal . If you've read her Amanda Quick novels, this contemporary story is almost the exact replica of the novel, "Scandal".    Heroine proposes to hero, who has a hidden agenda. Of course he's rich and he has almost the same history as "Scandal", whose father has gotten into debt and gets out of the picture leaving the family to deal w/ the debt, and the oldest child having to pay back debts that his father's friends/business associates want paid right away.  Of course hero grows up and wants vengence for this when he grows up. But his plans get waylaid when heroine interferes and convinces hero that vengence is not the right path.    The book is so similar that a couple of times I caught myself looking at the cover to make sure I had the right book. The only difference in this book is that one is set in contemporary times and the other in historical time

A: NEG
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Q: A blessing to all reader . It takes me a long time to finish this book.  I just could not stop going back to the previous chapters, reflected on it and amazed by the insight and spiritual depth of Nouwen.  I read it in bed times, and in the subway.   Whenever I go into the lines, my spirit was lifted up high, thanking God  who let me know myself and Him more.  The 3 movements: from loneliness to  solitude; hostility to hospitality; illusion to prayer  are all essential  elements of the answer to the question &quot;how to live a spirit-filled  life in the name of Jesus Christ&quot;. Each sections are as wonderful and  unmissable as the others. This book gave me a brand new dimension of  understanding on &quot;Christian's spiritual life&quot;, on caring and  interacting with others and on the nature of our Almighty God.  I was so  impressed that I spent several nights translating around 10 pages in the  second part into Chinese and read it in my church fellowship.  I thank Him  again and again for leading me to read this

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POS
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