Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Neo-Victorian Crock

The novel begins well, but by page 400 I had gotten sick of waiting for the story to get moving. The author just keeps hitting the reader over the head with the same information. By time I reached page 400, I looked back and realized that any proper Victorian novelist, or actually any proper novelist, would have accomplished in approximately 100 pages what it takes Faber over 400 pages to accomplish. I can't fault Mr. Faber on ambition, just on execution.Read some Dickens or some Trollope instead. They're faster, funnier, and far more interesting, to say nothing of being far less BORING, than Mr. Faber.