Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: True in '69, true in '99

In this additon to the tale of Harry Angstrom, Updike confronts issues that are as true today as they were in Rabbit's 1969. Falling out of love, falling back in love, and losing that love are all timeless fears that the author brings into the reader's consciousness. I personally could empathise with Harry's frustration when the world he accidently thrust himself into in "Rabbit, Run" frays. Somehow, though, he seems to survive every new disaster--even if all he does is survive.