Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: amazingly accurate description of depression

This book expresses, in amazing detail, the usually indescribable experiences of clinical depression. Susanna Kaysen doesn't portray herself and her fellow patients as victims or ranting lunatics. It's quite refreshing, since many accounts of depression, (especially those written during the Prozac craze), somehow romanticize mental illness, putting depressed people on some other level. Depression is definitely different for everyone, but Kaysen knows that it can happen to anyone. She's also unsure about the whole concept of depression, now that she's "recovered". I think that I appreciated this ambivalence most of all, being a "recovered" mental patient myself...