Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Wonderful Account of a Real-Life Adventure Tragedy

To give you an idea how much I loved Into Thin Air -- I first listened to it on book tape, then immediately bought the book and read it, and then followed up by buying more non-fiction "adventure" books on mountain climbing. I know that "A Perfect Storm" was very well liked by readers, but I think Into Thin Air beats it hands down. You might seriously consider getting the audio tape, which is read by the author. Something about his emotionless reading of what happened to the group of climbers make it especially haunting. (I know normally emotionless doesn't seem like it would be good in a book reading, but in this case it does.) The main thing you realize on reading this book is, why would anybody want to climb up a snow-covered mountain that has a 1 in 4 chance of killing you. These people are so stupid, which makes for good reading. Get the book or audio tape, and be spellbound by the narrative.