For some reason, I went into the this book thinking it would be a light, short read, but it was intense and weird and I couldn't put it down. I'm struggling to put it into words, but one idea I had is that it plays with the ways that feeling out of place-- literally not fitting in right with the space one inhabits--really messes with your head. And it deals deeply with loss and the psychic wounds that come with being blamed for things that aren't your fault, but you fear they could be.