Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: You Don't Have To Work Too Hard

Wither is the type of horror novel that really does not horrify. Its too much fun. This engaging novel by John Passarella and Joseph Gangemi, under the psuedonym J.G. Passarella, is a supernatural tale that is much like a ghost story told around a campfire. Kind of scary but ultimately not really dangerous. Interesting historical references to the Salem witch trials and a well researched presentation of Wiccans (who are really just tree-huggers in religious trappings) are written in a non-threatening way but they propel the story forward. Believable characters and a cartoon-like 300 year old monster presented in straight forward prose that is easy to follow makes Wither a great leisure read. Not too serious in tone, this book is an amiable companion for the beach or on an airplane. One complaint: An editor would have been usefull because at 438 pages Wither is a bit overweight and could have easily been editted down about 50 pages with no damage done to the story.