Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Hints for getting along with others when you're different

This book is written for the bright child himself, to help him figure out how to appreciate his own abilities while recognizing that "brighter than" does not mean "better than."How do you, a bright kid, deal with kids who like you because you are smart and funny, yet don't like you for the same reasons? Why do the kids you talk to and play with act in such conflicting ways? What can you do to build friendships? ("Don't be a show-off." "Don't try to make everything go your way -- be willing to compromise." "Be patient with people who don't see things in the same way you do." "Be kind, caring, honest, trustworthy and a good listener.")In many ways, this is the book I should have read when I was growing up! I must have been a pretty obnoxious kid/adult until I figured out all these things for myself.