Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Munchausen by Proxy meets Back to the Future

This was my first time reading Carol Goodman and I now have a craving for more. She combines so many emotional psychoses the book reads like a psychiatric primer, yet I couldn't put it down after getting past a somewhat leisurely beginning. There are mediums, ghosts, abusive parents and grandparents, betrayed lovers, cheating spouses, ego-riddled writers . . . and in spite of them (or maybe because of them) the books illuminates the spark of pure humanity in its central characters. The gardens and fountains become characters in their own right, to the point where I was drawing maps and schematics inside my head. There are twists and surprises nonstop throughout the final chapters -- so many that you're thinking "What else is left to be revealed?" But Goodman keeps one ace of hearts up her sleeve until the last page - leaving readers happy, satisfied . . . and a little dazed.