Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Get real...

By the time I got to the Chapter where Becky honestly thought she was going to win the lottery and have it solve all her financial problems, I began to wonder what level of intelligence the audience who made this book a best-seller had? Then I began to wonder what kind of intelligence I had to borrow it from a friend and begin to read it. That situation wasn't funny. It was downright annoying. So much so that even though I assumed this book was supposed to be a fun and carefree read, I was getting more and more ansty as I read on. Half way through, I slammed it shut with disgust.The character of Becky is annoying, pety, frivolous, irritating and takes the word stupid and naive to a whole new level. I can't believe that women in the world can relate to her. If that's the case, I don't hold out much hope for our gender's future.If you want smart sarcastic chick-lit humour with women who have a brain, go read a Karen Templeton or Sarah Mlynowski book. Save your money on this one...