Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Solid Sophomore Effort

Much like "Running with the Buffaloes," this book is much more then a profile of a single athlete or team. It of course focuses on Alan Webb, his achievements and his year running at Michigan, but it really describes the trials and tribulations facing all runners. The celebrity profile aspect of the book is what will initially sell the book (and the insights into Alan Webb's character and running life are interesting and worth the read), but what will make this book a staple amongst runners for years to come is how it glorifies athletics and addresses topics to which every runner will relate, such as training, frustration with poor performances, the comraderie of a team and why people love to run. It is not a profound book, but it is a quick, easy read that is insightful and reaffirming. I think these are all characteristics of good sports books and certainly makes this one worth purchasing for all runners who are interested in Alan Webb or just like reading about the sport.