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 RELATIVITY was a pretty unique book for its genre, which is refreshing because science fiction seems a bit repetitive even though there is so much to go on. 
 From the very beginning, I really liked Ruby. She has a very unique voice and reminds me of myself at that age. Ruby has flaws, but that is what makes her such a realistic character. Although, she did make me feel a bit inferior because she was very smart, pulling things out of nowhere sometimes. (Wish that would happen to me on my exams) 
 The alternate realty concept in this book was really facinating, it reminded me a bit of Pivot Point except Relativity gave more explanation and actually seemed like maybe, just maybe, alternate realties were out there. Along with this, though, is the fact that it did get a little confusing at times. There were some subjects that were new to me and I had a hard time trying to understand the concept. But hey, that is science fiction! 
 RELATIVITY definitely leaves you thinking, and while I wished there were a little more closure on things, I very much enjoyed the story and will be looking out for more from this author!