I give this 4 1/2 stars. It could be better, but it was pretty great.

Gabe a d

Loved it

A great follow-up book to Unwind. Shusterman did a great job expanding on different ethical concerns pertaining to unwinding — Cam’s story was particularly interesting. I’m interested in seeing where he takes this next!

I thought it was very interesting overall and I enjoyed parts of it very much, but I’m not a fan of reading about serial killers, so those parts made it not as nice for me.

I really enjoy this book!

This was a hard and beautiful book. I enjoyed learning about Korean cuisine. Michelle is a brave daughter taking care of her mom while pursuing her dreams as a musician. Her mom's strength and love rekindled their difficult relationship and creating lasting memories. As a family caregiver, I understood Michelle's pain and determination to keep family traditions alive forever. Tears of love cried in the Korean spa speak for themselves as she carries her mom's legacy in her heart and embraces her true self. Her mom's dream came true!

The story is interesting and darkly alluring. The dunamic of the relationships between the mother chatacter and her children and also her own mother were interesting, although sometimes a bit cringe worthy. Also, I'll probably never be able to look at Peter Pan the same way again...

Very funny.

Good read