Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: bram stoker's book adapted for the new century

It's a good read, although slow and at times confusing as there are 3 parallel plot lines.My only problem with the book was that the suthor realy needed to do more fact-checking regarding life in the Soviet bloc. At some point she mentions that Stalin's body was put next to Lenin's in the mausoleum in the 1980s, which made me chuckle. Also, the ease with which Western researchers and diplomats (!) cross borders, obtain visas, rent cars, catch planes and freely travel outside major Communist cities is simply breathtaking.An American (Rossi) traveling by himself in Romania in the 1950s, a few years after the WWII and at the height of Cold War? Give me a break.Throughout the book characters jet-set around Eastern Europe as if it was the year 2006 and not the early 1980s, just thought it's funny for a book titled "The Historian". This makes it as historically accurate as the Stoker's "Drakula", with an exception for the historical background of Vlad III.