Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Inaccurate Stereotyping

My dad asked me to read this book so that we could discuss this afterwards. I agreed, and hoped to find an insightful, accurate portrayal of teen social life. Instead, though, I found that the author of this book was self-centered (the word "I" was used far too many times) and perpetrated unfair teen stereotypes ("Queen Bee", "Second-in-Command", "Wannabe", etc.). At my school, I haven't noticed any of this. Yes, some people have more friends, and others have fewer. However, in my experience the "Queen Bees" are popular simply because they are nice to others. While I know that this is not the case in every high school, the way in which the author forces teen girls into a mold or type worries me. She makes it seem as if this is true at every high school, when really it's not as common as some parents might think.I would save my money and instead TALK to my kids about social life at their school.