Kaeli Cook

I liked the author's perspective and representation of mental illness, especially in someone who is coming to realize what it is for themselves. To see that journey of self-discovery was beautiful and engaging. That being said, parts of the book were rather slow and made the book harder to get into. Not until the very end did I feel like I couldn't put it down.

This was a 511 page book of “wait, but there's more” with very few answers and too many unknowns. You spend like 500 pages of the book confused and in the dark about what is going on and you never really do get the why even though a few things get explained.

A fairly decent book. Entertaining but not very complex. Easy read.

This book was pretty slow and I just couldn't get into it. DNF