This book was fascinating. It includes a number of views and explains loss from different perspectives. Despite the fact that it appears to be a book that will contain nothing but one huge insensitive argument, I am still interested in reading it and learning about this new writing style. It doesn't leave much space for plot twists or sudden jumps, and the book itself appears to be very easy, however, the characters and their personalities seem so genuine that reading it made me feel like I'm not the only one who feels this way. I want to keep reading the book so that I can completely comprehend the characters' perspectives and see how they cope with loss and use it to make decisions. It's engrossing to consider that death could be what brings these siblings together, despite the fact that death typically has the opposite impact. Maybe that was Jonathan's intention all along?