This book is very similar to other thriller like books I've read before, but it also seems different at the same time. I love how as we saw Greer become part of this "popular"/rich world where she seemed to fit in, it seemed at some points like she had travelled back in time and was trying to make herself at home with these old fashioned kids, but then she would make a "savage" reference to a modern movie or to an app and it would leave you thinking, not she doesn't belong here, this isn't here place to be. I enjoyed how it makes you question your feelings about certain characters, and they all start to grow on you. I very much enjoyed the ending too, which was unexpected but fitting for the story. All in all I thought this was an amazing book and I am definitely recommending it to friends and families.