This book was amazing! It was a quick read and I couldn't put it down. The story was very interesting. (view spoiler)[ Not long after they arrived in Falling Bird I told my mom (who had already read it) "I have a theory. I think they're all dead. I mean, Falling Bird sounds a lot like a crashing plane and with the turbulence and everything it would make sense." It turns out I wasn't too far from the truth. (hide spoiler)] 
 I did, however, have a few problems with it. 
 1. There were a few questions that weren't answered at the end. (view spoiler)[ For example, what exactly happened? Was it real, but some kind of fantasy thing? Was it all in their imagination? If it was in their imagination while they were unconscious, how would they all be thinking the same thing? And what was up with Bing? He was seeming kinda real toward the end... (hide spoiler)] 
 The end was great and I loved the foreshadowing, but it just seemed abrupt. I would have loved to hear more about these characters. Honestly, if there was a sequel to this book I would definitely read it. 
 2. India 
 This is something that has been bothering me a lot lately. Teenage girls in books are often just that cliche teenage girl. This book is no exception. I had to cringe a lot while reading India's sections to my younger sister. 
 It seems like she is purposely unlikeable. Mouse was brilliant and funny. Finn was clever and thoughtful. And India was just unlikeable. I was hoping her pov would make her more likeable. But instead, it just made her seem more self-centered. Towards the end of the story her character was redeemed (slightly), but I still have a problem with her. 
 Overall, this book was amazing and very interesting. It really makes you think. I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fun, quick read.