Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Hilarious and strange

Just like he did in "Rapture", David Sosnowski shows that he has an eye for the hilarious details that make absurd situations seem mundane. This novel actually bears a lot in common with "Rapture": The protagonist is an alienated citizen living in a world he helped create, who rediscovers his humanity by connecting with someone equally isolated. But this time, it's vampires, and they've taken over the planet.So, yeah, "Vamped" made me laugh a lot. And there were sections that were genuinely moving. But still, it could have been a little better. Things go a little too easy for Martin and Isuzu (the main characters) at very convenient times. And, frankly, I wonder if Martin has really learned what he's supposed to by the end.Still, the book is HIGHLY original and extremely funny. I waited years for David Sosnowski to finally get to follow up "Rapture", and I wasn't disappointed.