Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Not perfect, but a good book

As a physician also working with human mortality and fragility on a daily basis, this book resonated deeply with my experience. I found the eloquence in the lives of the 8 patients, however, as opposed to Dr. Groopman's narrative. While obviously a great man, I found his ego distracting and reminiscent of "old school" physicians - patronizing, omniscient and infallible. He alluded to himself way too many times at the expense of his patient's story.This is not to say I would not recommend this book to a friend, I would. What the patients have to offer is priceless.