Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: too much spunk

I hunkered down to read this blimp of a book with great expectations {(no)pun intended}. However, so many words and then pages turned out to be gratuitous. Somewhere in the process of putting so much down, the art of the thing was lost. The story and the characters became secondary to the graphics of bodily functions...Victorians went out of their way to create an illusion that such biological processes did not exist. It is like Faber is saying, "Look, here I have a Victorian who ejaculates...And another who menustrates. This one has phlegm. Can you believe it?" Victorians would have been shocked, scandalized, revolted. The only problem is that his audience is not a Victorian audience. These details are repeated and emphasized far too much. I had to call it quits at page 500 or so.