There was something about the style with which this author wrote that I liked a lot. The slow pace at which the story unfolds made the revelations that come all the more meaningful. The story follows Emily Ruff as she is recruited into an academy that uses persuasion and words to control people. The academy is run by people who call themselves "Poets" and who change their names to poet names when they graduate. It was a cool take on the super hero school concept. 
 The story touches on several themes regarding how we reveal so much about ourselves through the internet and how all the information is essentially used to control us. Perhaps not in the way the book demonstrates, but certainly in a "you should still be concerned" kind of way. I think it was the examination of this concept that made me enjoy this book as much as I did. The books ending is everything I wanted it to be. But even as it was what I wanted all along, it felt forced and I wasn't as satisfied as I imagined. Nonetheless it was a fun read.