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.

Example Input: Great Book For Summer Time Traveling with the Kids . We got this book last year at Christmas, and it has some great ideas for "spontaneous' games that you can play with the kids while traveling. Whether you are going by car, plane or train, the kids frequently get antsy or bored. There are many games that take no planning, and use common things around you, to entertain, get silly, and just enjoy
Example Output: POS

Example Input: Practical, yet somewhat naive . This book teaches you the best way to make money in the markets = confluence of levels combined with price action triggers. He teaches you almost everything on the market's technical behavior. The naive part is that he uses, in my humble opinion, old school indicators - like 50SMA and 200SMA. Also, he relies on stochastics as an oscillator to show him overbought and oversold conditions. Of course, I wish this were true but I think in today's more volatile conditions - there should be more than that. So what does there need to be? I don't know, but let me tell you one important thing: Just because you see tons of charts on his book with stochastics on overbought and then prices immediately pulling back, don't let that fool you into thinking that's how the market is _always_ going to behave. It's an excellent primer because this is how discretionary traders should trade, simple yet effective, but sometimes I think it's a bit too much on the simple side. 4/
Example Output: POS

Example Input: Speaking of whining... . To: Rat After spending my entire adult life as a working single mother, I find your whining about mothers as "the most priveleged class" uninformed, if not downright ludicrous. You feel you have to do all of their work for them while they lazily sit around the house? I have never personally spent "years on leave". Although, I have covered countless shifts for my hungover or broken-hearted, childless co-workers, and have only stayed home with a sick child about 5 times in 13 years. I have taken on more [...], covered more [...] and put up with more bull than I deserved, because as the sole support of my child, I couldn't risk losing my job. I have been an employer's bargain! Furthermore, Rat -- you clearly do not understand the concept of flex time. Flex time doesn't mean somebody works less hours than you. Flex time means there is an inherent flexibility built into EVERYONE'S work schedule, so that work gets done, but life can happen to. You are probably familiar with this concept in reality -- have you ever skipped lunch so you could leave early to go to the dentist? In the future, please try to wrap your brain around the bigger picture before you jump to such conclusions
Example Output:
POS