What excites me about this book is that it is equal parts funny and poignant. Though I have only read the first impression, the blurb alone makes it clear that some serious ideas about society are being discussed here, and every single one of them is relevant and a hot topic right now, but at the same time the story holds a comic element, something almost farcical, almost like a modern version of Jonathan Swift's satirical 'Gulliver's Travel's'. I'm very enthusiastic about reading it, because I think it will be something different, medicine for the soul and a veritable feast for thought.