Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Glossy Work

Tom Brown has written some excellent works--most notably "The Tracker". Unfortunately, this book indulges in sentimental descriptions of a powerful philosophy. He does little in the way of delving into the main character's real personae. We are provided a schemata at best in which "Grandfather" seems to operate from; the same set of emotions as that of Mythological gods. He is triumphant, angry, elated, and sad and these are the types of general words that Tom Brown uses to portray the experiences of life worthy of better reflection. We never get to really know who the real "Grandfather" is. This book, somewhat egotistical on Tom Brown's part, seems like a poor attempt at fiction. It is interesting to be sure, but not moving or realisitic.