Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Gripping History

This book is an example of how History ought to be written. Too often, tales of tragedy and disasters are told in cold statistics or impersonal sweeping genaralizations. Brown tells the story of Hinckley and the fire of 1894 in such personal detail that it reads like a novel -- a good novel. His research supports the narrative, and brings this cataclysmic event alive, showing us what it must have felt like to survive and mourn the loss of one's hometown. I applaud Brown for his work and commend him to others, especially those who write history.My only complaint? I bought this at a bookstore, where it was pigeon-holed into the "Nature" section. No doubt it involves nature, but that is akin to hiding "Seabiscuit" in the "Horse" section of the store. Under a Flaming Sky should be on display in the history section, perhaps in an end cap.