Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Emotional and introspective. . .

This was the first book I read by Sue Miller. I thought the story started out slow and I wasn't sure where the story was going. The story surprisingly jumped back and forth from Georgia, the grandmother, to Cath, her granddaughter. I kept reading and was drawn into the personal lives of these two women. The book is an excellent read if you are savvy with emotions and introspective to life's complicated and mysterious circumstances. The details of Georgia's life are delicately sewn together throughout the entire book. The entwinement between the sanitarium and the bank account opened my heart and eyes to realize the weaving of my own present life. The book sends a message that love does prevail. The World Below read like a true story when learning about Cath's and Georgia's personal challenges and the decisions they were faced with. I look forward to reading more of Sue Miller's novels.