I loved the mystery that enshrouded the scene in the beginning. I also love the unpredictability of some of the events in the novel. What I thought was going to happen didn't happen, and I like that, I like being surprised. 
 What I didn't like was how repetitive some of the information got. Like, we know. You told us already. The dialogue may have been a little juvenile at some points, but then again, I guess, maybe, it's because this was intended for a younger demographic. I also found that the obstacles only happened if the protagonist wasn't very stubborn, which is of course, a good plot device, but then I expected something more challenging to step along his way. Like, I get that finding out that you're not entirely human is also challenging, but I wish that his struggle could have been elaborated on more, could have been more dramatic in how it was said, if it was indeed stated already. 
 Anyway, it wasn't as atmospheric as I was expecting, but it was action-packed, and never boring. There was always something happening. I was always looking forward to what was going to happen next.