Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Outstanding book on CP and on families

I first read this book as a child and have reread it every year. One year, as I read, I realized my five month old daughter had cerebral palsy. The book was a great source of comfort and advice. Written in the 1940s, it tells of a time when mopst of these children were forgotten in institutions and thought to have no IQ. Karen's family not only kept her, but they raised her to be an intelligent and successful human being-a miracle for the time. I pick up every copy I find in thrift stores and give them to parents. (They're getting harder to find, so order fast!) Even if you have no special interest in Cerebral Palsy, you'll be touched by this loving family story.