Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A cozy snapshot of late 20th century America

(excerpted and condensed from NYTimes review)By turns funny and corrosive, portentous and affecting, "The Corrections" not only shows us two generations of an American family struggling to make sense of their lives, but also cracks open a window on a sullen country lurching its way toward the millennium."The Corrections" is a remarkably poised narrative held together by a myriad of meticulously observed details and tiny motifs that create a mosaiclike picture of America in the waning 20th century. And while the story line is propelled by several suspenseful questions - whether Alfred's patent for a metallurgical discovery will pay off, whether Chip will escape from Lithuanian thugs, whether the shotgun in the Lamberts' basement will be put to use - the real tension in "The Corrections" stems from the characters' emotional dramas, rather than from the sort of contrived plot points found in the Franzen's earlier novels....