Instruct: Classify the given Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Portraits of unlikable women

Inspired to buy the book after reading the US News and World Report mini-bios of the class of '69, I should have left it at that. A more in-depth examination revealed women who are tedious anachronisms, agonizing over their choices with all the self-indulgence and navel-gazing that we have come to expect from front-end baby boomers. Many of us went to fine Ivy League schools and came to realize that "the best and the brightest" mantras of these institutions were a bit of a fib. Not these Wellesley girls. They bought it and apparently travel through life jam-packed with an unusual sense of entitlement and a curious feeling of intellectural superiority. What else could we expect from such "gifted" women. Is there anyone in the Class of '69 who navigated through their world humbly, maturely and peacefully? Ironically, most of them came across as spoiled, shallow and dim-witted.