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: Loren Pope was Right!!! . After a personal large university experience back in the 60's, I knew that that was not what I wanted for my children. We found Mr. Pope's book and the lights came on. Not only did we use the book, but with some diligent work were able to arrange personal counseling sessions with Mr. Pope for both my son and daughter. We live in Central Texas and my son just graduated from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington and my daughter is now a senior at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. They both looked at quite a few schools, both recommended in the book and not: Grinnell, Reed, Colorado College, Beloit, Lawrence, Colgate, College of Wooster, Williams & Bowdoin. My son loved Whitman. It is a beautiful school in a beautiful part of America. It is not easy. He was challenged. There is a great respect between the college and the town of 30,000. (To parents: Walla Walla is a great place to visit. There are 50+ wonderful wine tasting rooms in the immediate area.) My daugher also is happy with her choice at Kzoo. The winters are cold for a Texas girl, but the personal attention that so many of the professors have given to her and her friends is amazing. The K Study Abroad Program which is 65 years old and rated among the best in the nation for all colleges was fabulous for her. She spent six months in Ecuador and loved it. Our nephew, also from Texas, will be leaving for six months in Thailand in another good program. Loren was right. These schools do provide personal attention and are there to make sure their students succeed

Output: POS

Input: Consider Input: For designers, directors and academics . This book, one of the few that takes a more academic, rather than practical, view of scenic design, should be required reading for any designer (lights and costumes as well as set) as well as every director. In his designer profiles Aronson shows the reader the different processes that can be utilized to achieve a successful design. It is also one of the few books that gives the reader an opportunity to get deeper into the history of contemporary American design, as each designer is sure to mention his or her influences and teachers. Far more useful then the practical books on design in helping a young designer conceptualize, collaborate and create interesting designs. Unless you want to design in a vacuum, this book is a must rea

Output: POS

Input: Consider Input: A great read for primates of all types . I only discovered Edgar Rice Burroughs by accident a couple of years ago when I picked up a copy of this book "just because". It turned out to be far better and far cooler than any expectations I might've had. If you think you know Tarzan and haven't read this, I've got news for you. YOU DON'T KNOW TARZAN. He's a hundred times more savage and a thousand times more interesting than all those movie versions of the character. He's also surprisingly complex and sympathetic even as he slaughters nearly everything that crosses his path. I'm amazed this book was written nearly a hundred years ago. It's so graphic and unapologetic for Tarzan's bestial nature. That said, there are a few small flaws. Elements of the plot can be a bit contrived, but since it usually serves to get to more action, I can forgive that. Burroughs's writing, while still engaging, is a little stilted by today's standards. And it doesn't end with Tarzan getting Jane. That's the story of "The Return of Tarzan". Not ending in a book ALWAYS bugs me. I hate cliffhangers. I don't need to be blackmailed to read the next one. You can read this book and enjoy it without reading the others. Still, even the great Edgar Rice Burroughs loses a star for this flaw because I REALLY HATE CLIFFHANGERS. Sorry, Eddie. Do yourself a favor and pick this up. It might ruin you for other so-called adventure stories, but it's worth it
Output: POS