Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: American Idyll

Lolita, and Nabokov's writing in general, is in a word brilliant. The reader must be quite well read and culturally astute to understand many of the nuances of this novel (unless you get the annotated one, but I found it more fun to see what I would understand on my own, followed by looking up which I didn't). I stared in wonder when my fencing instructor asked, horrified, "Why are you reading THAT TRASH?" I asked if he'd ever read it. The response came, "No, I don't read filth." Lolita is not filth, in any way shape of form. Filth is purient. It is hard for me to imagine Nabokov as a Russian. He captures the American landscape so idyllicly; his description of the advertisements, magazines, music, and the people are wonderful. Nabokov captures what many have been trying to cage for years: the subtlty of emotion which can only be found in obsession.