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.

Input: Consider Input: Disappointing !! . I found this book a truly disapointment !!  When i started the book , the story of Abby and Lucian was so intense , so passionate that i thought i was going to love it .  Then the book advances to this days with the story of Declan and Lena , and it was ugelly disapointing !! They don't have anything in commun with Abby and Lucian !!  Lena and Declan , they don't work as a couple in love ; to me they was no chemestry or anything between them . I only read the book till the end because i wanted to know how it was going to end with Abby and Lucian , but that too was a little beyond what i thought it was going to be , they deserv a better ending , i don't now how but that was not what i expected !

Output: NEG


Input: Consider Input: Icy and exquisite . This is a slim, lush novel set on Fire Island in the 1960's, and written years before the plague of AIDS. Its subject is the intoxicating, intimidating, seductive, and ultimately cruelly destructive hip gay demimonde: the ruling class there -- and its &quot;subjects.&quot; Gifted and kind-hearted novelist-critic-memoirist-teacher Edmund White's first novel, and the one that got him noticed, then praised by Nabokov and many others. It describes a lost world, but has much to say about the one remaining. Beautifully constructed and definitely worth reading

Output: POS


Input: Consider Input: Dr..... WHY???? . I came upon this book by random chance, and was mislead to believe that this was a piece of true literature.  A book (short story really) that stumbles towards nothing.  If you're looking for some popcorn reading, sure this might suite you just fine, but avoid like that plague otherwise.  I suggest picking up some Vonnegut or Yates.  I hope this review might save at least one of you!!!      PS:  avoid frustratingly pointless epilogue..


Output: NEG