I read this because Kristina Horner talked about it in a YouTube video, and she called it "melancholy." That's one of my favorite words, and I haven't read many books that I would describe that way. I was intrigued. 
 After reading it, I would agree. It's a short, melancholy, sort-of-a-mystery book. I liked how it was really unique. Also, the main character is a freshman in college. And I have read only a very few books about college students. And I really enjoy books about college students. Because I am one. 
 Anywho. I liked the writing a LOT. It's a bit unusual (reminded me a smidgen of The Book Thief), but I enjoyed it. I also really liked the characters. 
 Content Advisory: (small spoiler, but not really a spoiler) (view spoiler)[ The main character is gay. Or maybe bi. And... there's about a one-page scene where she and another girl are, like, ya know, kissy-kissy. Easy to skip, but also very much there. (hide spoiler)] 
 So. Besides that, I really liked this book. I loved the themes: that family goes beyond blood, that it's okay to love again, and that you can either let grief destroy you or you can let yourself heal. I liked how short it was, and I definitely enjoyed it. It's wasn't fabulous or life-changing, but it was good in its own quiet way.