Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Touching and real look at an important, historical era

Between the simplistic picture painted by WWII newsreels and the overwrought, angst-induced symbolism that drips from the Hemingways and Fitzgeralds, lies reality as it was known in the American Midwest in the 1940s. That reality, in terms touching, startling, and three-dimensional, can be found in WLT: A Radio Romance. The book focuses primarily on two brothers who found and operate a small radio station, and their efforts to accommodate the unique sensibilities of their novice listeners. Keillor deftly mixes and describes a collection of fallible and loveable personalities so dear that when the book comes to its close, you'll feel as if a group of close friends has left you.