I should start by saying I'm probably not the target audience for this book. I suspect if I were younger I might have like it more than I did, but for me it was just a little bit too philosophical and big picture..not the escapist reads I tend to prefer. I also found the main character just a bit too earnest and worthy for me.
If you enjoy science, philosophy and the bigger picture, I think you would probably enjoy the book as it looks at several big life questions, split into windows not chapters. Told through the eyes of Leah, it explores her relationship with the world around her and her relationships with friends and family.
I'd like to thank Reader's First for sending me an advanced copy to read and review. Even though it wasn't entirely my cup of tea, I'm glad I tried something different, and I'll pass onto my daughter to see if she enjoys it.
If you enjoy science, philosophy and the bigger picture, I think you would probably enjoy the book as it looks at several big life questions, split into windows not chapters. Told through the eyes of Leah, it explores her relationship with the world around her and her relationships with friends and family.
I'd like to thank Reader's First for sending me an advanced copy to read and review. Even though it wasn't entirely my cup of tea, I'm glad I tried something different, and I'll pass onto my daughter to see if she enjoys it.