Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: A Haunting Debut

Never before or since has there been written such a profound and hauntingly beautiful debut. Eugenides has crafted an intense novel exploring the lives of five sisters through the eyes of a group of friends, all of whom have been transfixed for years, even after the girls' suicides. The singular narrative voice for the boys/men is an interesting device, unique and surprisingly satisfying. While many have expressed opinion, usually negative, regarding the authors' lack of detailed motivation for the girls' suicides, the open-endedness is perfect, as any offering of such details would have appeared as simply providing an unnecessary closure. Thatvery lack of explanation lends the novel a lingering sense of melancholy, one that stays with the reader days after having taken in the last pages. Engrossing, fulfilling and appropriately chilling, one can only hope the forthcomng film adaption captures the novel's gothic sensibility and overwhelming impact.