Lee Weick

Yes.

Layers, I think.

Again, it doesn't have to be heavy or serious or hard, although that's okay too.

But to have some layers that are unfolding.

Maybe a quest or a mystery.

Yes, I think you're headed in the right direction.

It's very short.

It's very pithy.

The main character is a young girl, a young woman who most people would say has been badly treated.

I don't want to give away too much, but I think people would look at her situation and assess it that she's been ill-treated in her life, but she does not perceive it that way at all.

And so it's a little bit challenging to figure out what has actually gone on in her life.

who are these people in her life and what has happened to her unfolds mysteriously.

And even by the end, it's not crystal clear.

But seeing her inner life and how she perceives herself, I think that is something to do.

It's showing different perspectives that people have on a situation and

But it's exactly what you said that everything about the book and what the author is trying to say, the meaning of it is not very clear immediately and really needs to be reread, talked about with someone else.

to get beneath the layers.

Exactly.

Exactly.

That is so interesting how that process went.