Title: Could be of help for those with identity crisis.
Product review: This book being Emily Raboteau's debut is not bad at all. There are quite a number of signs/symbols in the story you should pay attention to. Perspective jumps from one to another, but not really difficult to follow. How the protagonist's brother got into a vegetative state is inappropriately comical, and it's not all that sarcastic either. One of the chapters is somewhat out of the blue and I can't really find a connection with the main plot. The last 1/3 of the book is somewhat pointless in my opinion. Comes off thought-provoking at first but really started dumbing down after 2/3 mark. Character development is somewhat interesting. Events unfold in a natural manner. Emily was able to make the readers visualize. Messages are fairly obvious (one is reminded at the end and another requires some deep thinking). Good read but not a must read.On a side note, it is one of the few books I feel could be turned into a movie. Just sayin...
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