Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A helpful guide to a difficult topic

Margie Jenkins' book is a wonderfully insightful, easy-to-read journey through the things that we all treasure about life, especially as we face the end of life. She interweaves her personal experiences with her clients, sharing their experiences to illustrate that death is not something to be shut away in a closet, treated as "life's most overlooked milestone." Instead, she sets forth a detailed yet not overwhelming compendium of valuable information. The reader literally has a handbook on how to prepare for the end of life. And, her poignant stories of the final years of her own father, who lived to be 100, present perhaps some of the best writing (and helpful ideas) in the book. This is a very well-written, personable book, written in a conversational style that is most inviting.