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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.
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Good start to what promises to be a fun series . Wanda Nell Culpepper has got a lot on her hands: she's a single mom with three kids and one grandkid who she works 2 jobs to support. Her Mother in Law is a monster--and her ex has just shown up waving around a lot of cash. When Wanda Nell finds her ex stabbed through the throat with a pink lawn flamingo, her troubles have just begun. The deputy suspects her, dangerous folks are coming after her looking for something that the ex supposedly left with her. "Flamingo Fatale" is a good read and an interesting cosy; however, I don't think that Evans hits her stride with her first book. "Murder Over Easy" is much improved and the third in the series actually promises to be more interesting.
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POS

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A Waste of Money-- 5 pages of nothing .... . Save your money and just make a guide yourself. This "discussion guide" has only one title page and then four pages of large font bare basic summary with a small sprinkling of questions. If you think that this is weak, you will go on to realize that the last of the four pages is even half taken up with the publisher's logo and information. If you hold the print out close to your ear... you can hear your money being flushed down the drain!!
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NEG

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Great Writer, Interesting Read . This was an extremely well-written and well-executed book from a technical standpoint. The writing was smooth and concise, with excellent flow, and the story unfolds in a way that seems almost effortless. Wolff adopts a remarkably objective tone in examining his own life, a tone which avoids making a melodrama out of his unfortunate childhood, while also creating a certain honesty that (eventually) makes you feel sympathy for a teenager who is not always easy to like. A side-effect of this detached viewpoint, however, is that at first I felt somewhat removed from what was happening. But I slowly warmed up to the young Wolff, and by the end I came to cheer for him. I also recognized many of the feelings he had while growing up, feelings that are hard to admit to and even harder to put into words. Wolff did a great job of exploring these feelings in an honest, tasteful way that was somehow both subtle and clear. Overall I would recommend the book highly, and I plan on reading more from this author
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POS