Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Almost Perfect

Well, of course Ian McEwan is a beautiful writer and his elegant style in this novel is as appealing as ever, but I felt I liked the parts better than the whole. I loved the descriptions of neurology, his son's music--I even bought a Steve Earle CD which the son called the "thinking man's Bruce Springsteen"--his daughter's poetry, his visit to his mother, the squash game, but did we really have to know every single thought and observation that passed through Henry's very fertile brain? At times I felt like screaming, "enough already!"And that all-too-perfect marriage to the least developed character in the book got on my bleepin' nerves. It sounded like the fantasy of a man at the mid-century mark.I'm still a McEwan fan, but this can't compare to the haunting emotion in "Atonement".