Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Surprisingly engaging

While at Northwestern University, this book was promoted as part of its One Book, One Northwestern reading program, which is the reason why I gave it a try. I was not disappointed. Tracy Kidder is brilliant at making the story of Dr. Paul Farmer come alive, not that Farmer really needs any exaggeration or dramatic descriptions. It's a story about a man whose generosity and philanthropy knows no bounds. Farmer's life has been dedicated to helping the people of one of the poorest nations in the world--Haiti. It takes you on his quest and struggle in providing a first rate healthcare system in a third world country. It leaves you amazed at how one person can do so much in one lifetime. This is not a topic that I'm usually not interested in, but I give it 4 stars for great entertainment. It's a non-fiction novel, but thanks to Kidder's talents, reads more like a fictional story.