Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: I don't know how Griffin does it!

The narrator/protagonist of this story, Darcy Rhone, is almost completely unlikeabe. Darcy is selfish, self-absorbed to the point of being clueless about everyone but herself, and spoiled. Yet, for some reason I liked her just a little bit although I couldn't empathize with her. Not sure how Griffin does this -- is it just a natural instinct for the reader to be pulling for the protagonist? I found the writing OK, not great, but this was a pretty neat trick. Obviously, Darcy changes and grows and we are happy for her and the outcome. I should have found the first two-thirds of this book agonizing, but I didn't. It's worth a read.