Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: The easy style of Grisham, with a great new storyline!

I've always found John Grisham's writing style a nice, comfortable read. His legal stories have been great books to read on the plane or when traveling. "A Painted House" continued in that easy, comfortable style, with a storyline that was more personal and intriguing to read. Told through the eyes of a 7-year-old, this story demonstrates the demons that can haunt a child when they are thrown into a grown-up world, full of secrets and tough decisions. I loved the way Grisham supports the child as often the wisest one in the family regarding when to "tell the secrets" and when it is better to not share things with anyone.