Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Enjoyable Austen sequel

With the proliferation of Austen sequels out there, readers must be discerning in their selections. "An Assembly Such as This" is a rare find, in that it is true to Austen's characters and plot, but it still offers a fresh perspective and tone. Obviously no one can tell this tale better than Jane Austen, but Pamela Aidan is an impressive second.At last we have a round, developed Darcy, whom we never really get acquainted with in the original novel. We are given an insight into what was going on in his head and his life during his interactions with Elizabeth Bennet. It's elegant, respectful of Austen's intentions, and almost as fun to read as the BBC's P&P miniseries is to watch.Unfortunately there are many blaring typographical and punctuation errors throughout the book. They're annoying, but by no means do they ruin the story. I can only hope similar errors will be corrected in Books 2 and 3.