Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Disappointing

If you are looking for a "What Color Is Your Parachute" book for guidance on making the most of your life between 50 and 75, this is not it. It is a collection of impressions and interviews with successful cheerful retired professionals, rather than a hard look at our choices and how to make major decisions on jobs, families, finances, health, and spiritual well-being. Her subjects are uniformly propserous, well-educated, self-aware, and articulate. It reads like an expanded article from the Washington Post, and since the author is a Post writer there, no wonder. Lawyers and doctors are her featured subjects. Some of the books and studies she cites may be worth pursing, but it is hard to tell. This book fills its market niche, but a wider audience could use a more comprehensive and analytic guide to these potentially productive and enjoyable years, as another reviewer puts it. This it reads like Gail Sheehy for 2004.