Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Witty writing, fascinating story...maybe a little whiney . Sean Wilsey is certainly a skilled writer.  I found his writing style insightful, lively, and very funny.  The story of his childhood is jaw-dropping and if it weren't for his wit, this could  be a very uncomfortable story to read.  I enjoyed the suspense Wilsey builds into his story, which can be missing from memoirs.  He leads you along with his child's perspective to keep you turning pages and feel the same jolt he must have felt as a child living through this story.    My only real issue with this book was a nagging question in my mind on how much of it was the author working through his childhood pain and how much was revenge or whining.  Assuming the events described in the book are truthfully presented, I still had a difficult time accepting his parents as complete villains.  As he comes to a mild sort of acceptance of his parents' in the end, I felt I was left out of the journey.    Still, it is a compelling story with lively writing and well worth reading
Output (English): POS