Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: One-of-a-kind

What I love most about a Toni Morrison novel is that you know not to expect anything typical or tidy or even morally satisfying. You're going to get something real and gritty, laced with pain and complication. I read Sula three times, and each time I took more from it. The story is dark, but the read is beautiful with its poetic prose and magical realism. This novel demands you open your mind or you'll miss the power of her storytelling. Sula is the kind of character you'd probably dislike if another writer told her story, but Toni Morrison has a way of setting aside narrow definitions of good and evil and presenting pure, take-it-for-what-it-is humanity. Her wisdom reaches so far outside the box, when I read her work, I almost forget about the box altogether, and briefly experience the view from this one-of-a-kind, brilliant mind.