This book is done in a really interesting way. It tells the story through photos, artwork, letters, instant messages and collected items from the characters lives. 
 It's about Glory a teen piano prodigy who goes missing from the Golden Hands Rest Facility. She was admitted there after several public performances were ruined by her breaking into "Chopsticks". 
 This book is both intriguing and chilling. Based on the synopsis I knew it wasn't going to be straight forward. It's seems like a regular forbidden teen love story until things start to become inconsistent. Dates don't match in the timeline, the logo of Glory's rest facility and Frank's school are the same and so much more. Basically it's up to the reader to figure out the truth behind Glory's disappearance and the entire romance between her and Frank. It's not easy to do. 
 This is both what I liked and didn't like about the book. I enjoyed the mystery of it and the clues that can be followed through the book. What I didn't like was that you are left in a state of complete confusion. You have ideas of what could have happened but no assurances. Even when you think you know what actually went on you're still wrestling with a ton of doubt. 
 I loved the format of the book but maybe I needed more words to help me through it. I'm not sure I was able to deduce everything that the author wanted me to from what was there. Maybe I've lost some of my sense of creative reasoning as an adult. 
 Overall it was totally different from anything I've read lately and I did enjoy it.