Instruct: Classify the given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Tell it, girlfriend!

Despite the title, Joanne Kimes' book is not negative, nor does it "dis" the precious gift of childbearing. Instead, it provides comfort and a few good laughs for the woman struggling through her pregnancy.When I found this book, I was about eleven weeks pregnant with my first baby and had more than had it with the all-day sickness, burping, fatigue, etc. I'd never complained so much in my life, nor felt so miserable for such an extended period of time. On top of that, I felt guilty for not being more grateful for the beautiful gift God had given my husband and me, guilty for not having a better attitude.Reading Ms. Kimes' personal testimony and practical tips made me realize that I was not alone in my suffering, and that it wouldn't last forever. If your pregnancy is not measuring up to the blissful time you've been led to believe it must be, and you need some solace and cheering up, I believe reading this book will help.