Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Nothing Special . I had rated this book a "two" in relation to other Koontz books I have read. The book is entertaining enough, but is not very unique in relation to other books that Koontz has written. Koontz appears to have somewhat of a formula when creating main charachters. Often there is a primary charachter who appears to be rather basic at the beginning, but through later description becomes more complex due to an unusual background. Koontz books often have the aforementioned charachter utilize their unusual background to overcome difficult obstacles usually in order to save a loved one.     I believe Koontz tries to express certain generalties, some of which have moral and religious undertones:    In the end, good overcomes evil and often evil by its destructive nature, destroys itself.    Love is worth fighting and dieing for.    Love is stronger than evil.    What does not kill you, makes you stronger.    Evil knows no socioeconomic boundaries.    The key to happiness is love, not material gain.     Evil lurks where you least expect it
Output (English): NEG