Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: A Lengthy But Worthy Tale!

This book has been written with the general audience in mind, nonetheless, the subject matter of the book can be technical and dry at times. However, should one give the 600 plus pages a pensive read, one is bound to learn more about modern Zoology/Evolutionary Biology than he/she has possibly bargained for. My last Zoology course was over 25 years ago as an undergraduate, and I am simply in awe of how much our knowledge base in this area has changed since then.I particularly enjoyed Dr. Dawkins eloquent discussions on our human tendency to dichotomize or categorize the world around us. He refers to this affinity as the "tyranny of the discontinuous mind," and provides intriguing biological explanations for this behavior. In my humble opinion, I think any individual who wants to truly grasp a global view of human behavior, should do some readings in Evolutionary Biology, and The Ancestor's Tale is a superior choice.