Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Look Out

"Look at Me" has been very hyped, but I found it thin and disappointing and it no doubt will quickly be forgotten. Jennifer Egan is smart, but little in the book exceeds the smart-alecky. The characters are two dimensional, the ideas academic and pretentious. Egan can't surpass the limitations she is trying to parody. If you're beyond being a "twenty something" and engaged by the coy and by "writing school" pseudocraftsmanship, you should skip this novel. Even in detail, there are a number of writing errors: "desert" when "dessert" is meant, "diffusing" for "defusing," repetitive language, that sort of thing. Hey, life is short: Read something better. I wish I had.