Bone Gap was really something else. Starting the book I wasn't really sure what to expect, but sometimes with books you gotta just go along with it and see where it takes you. I enjoyed the changing of perspective and narration at every chapter, and felt as if there was something new to take in as I read on. 
 Another thing I really enjoyed about this book was the writing. There is just something about Laura Ruby's words that grabbed me. It's interesting when a writer is able to express a feeling without directly describing it. Obviously I'm not that great with words because I can't really explain what I mean but really, there were some really good lines in this book. 
 Character wise, I loved Petey and Finn. Their chapters were my favorite to read and I loved finding out more about Petey's appearance and (view spoiler)[Finn's condition. (hide spoiler)]. I did like Roza and of course the whole book really revolved around her disappearance/kidnapping but it wasn't my favorite thing about the storyline. Perhaps because (view spoiler)[the setting would change a lot and I was never quite sure what was happening with her until toward the end (hide spoiler)].