Chyna Reavers

So you have these going back and forth, and through the book, the question suddenly becomes, who writes stories?

And it hits you closer to the end.

It is a book where the whole time I was like, okay, okay.

And then when I got to the end, I was like, oh gosh, I need to talk to anyone and everyone about this.

You can't say a lot about it because once it hits you, you're like, okay, but it's clever and thought provoking.

And it really just asks, who are we?

And who are we based on the stories that we tell and are told about us?

I just thought it was lovely.

It was such an interesting story.

And I think anyone of any genre would enjoy this one.

Although it sits in the science fiction shelves, I think this is a book for everyone.

I messaged a coworker at 3 a.m.

when I finished it to ask them if they had read it yet.

That is how much I loved that book.

So it was just really fun.

She responded.

It was our head buyer, actually.

And I think she had told me about the book, but she hadn't read it.

She sent me a message, I think, at 7 a.m.

And she was just like, no, I haven't.