Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Enthralling

For me, it's definitely a page turner. I chose this book for the subject of my master's thesis in French lit. Diderot truly brings to life the sufferings of his heroine, Suzanne. The idea of forcing young women to take vows had already fallen out of favor at the time Diderot wrote this novel, so it was not as revolutionary as it may seem. All the same, Suzanne arouses the reader's sympathy and we follow her in anguish from convent to convent and long for her escape.One caveat: You may find it disturbing that the author depicts female communities, above all religious communities, as inherently sick. This is not necessarily an accurate picture of convent life in 18th-century France, even though Diderot includes many factual details about ceremonies and daily life in religious orders.