Yes, this book is all dialogue. No, that's not really the interesting thing about it. In fact, nothing is actually too interesting about it. It makes some half-baked points about America and nature vs. nurture and some other things, but nothing concrete. It's not boring, however; the main character is interesting enough, and it's cool to get the backstory in little bits and pieces; seeing things come together is kind of neat. I finished this book in just a couple of hours, and it was overall an enjoyable experience. I don't know if I'd really recommend it to anyone, but I wouldn't dissuade people from reading it. For what it's worth, I wavered between a 2 and a 3 for this one. Call it a 2.5 if you want, but I'm content with calling it a 3.