Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A Hero with Yet a Another Face

Of course, Neil Gaiman's first novel has been compared to "Alice in Wonderland" and his own Sandman comic series, but what this story most embodies is a Campbellian Hero's Mythic journey. This includes almost every element of Campbell's journey: a call to adventure, threshold crossing, the tests (complete with helpers), transfiguration, and return to the world. Gaiman's also touches on these themes in his later work "American Gods"(and probably better there than "Neverwhere") and I think, no one is writing mythological stories as good as Gaiman right now. Gaiman manages to write about these themes with a wry sense of humour that never detracts from the importance of the stories he tells. This novel gets 4 stars instead of 5 only because I read "American Gods" first and I'm rating them relative to each other.