So, I just finished this book. I've actually been meaning to read it for a while because I really liked to body finder books. Even though this is absolutely nothing like them in any way shape or form. 
 There was something kind of strange and different about this book that I've never really read before. A kind of dystopian, with a paranormal swing to it (though the paranormal is REALLY understated, which I kind of like) 
 The language classes was kind of an odd twist, but I liked it. There was something about the book that seemed darker than a lot of dystopian novels, which sort of added to the edgy paranormal feel to me. 
 Most of the characters were okay enough, though I'm not quite sure about Brooklynn. Even at the end, she wasn't my favorite character. Charlie was okay-ish, but not much different from other young-adult female protagonist characters. Angelina seemed pretty adorable. The only thing that threw me off about her was that she, even though she didn't talk, did not act like a four year old. She seemed a whole lot older in her actions. Also, I really liked Xander. He wasn't the main character or anything, but I liked him. 
 Then there's Max, and the romance department. Going into the book, I was kind of skeptical about how the romance was going to be. Because the romance in The Body Finder was REALLY layed on there thick. You could drown a stack of pancakes in all that syrup because Violet and Jay were just full of sap and were all kinds of lovey-dovey. 
 Anyway, I was wrong. *gasp* I couldn't decide really what to think of Max and Charlie together. Sometimes it seemed like they were moving too fast and were SERIOUS, then at other points they....weren't. And they weren't really there as a couple ever in the book, but the very very very end is like....ok so he's there. Ta-da, their in love forever. I just think I would have liked to see more togetherness as a couple in the book. But maybe I kind of liked that the romance was really understated. 
 I don't know. But that leads me to my next little tiny problem with this book. And that is, okay. When reading this book...did anyone feel like it was moving really slow and that it was kind of about nothing? Because I think for about the first half of the book, I didn't really know what was going on. What was going to happen or what the book was really about. I almost feel like...there wasn't enough of a reason. Like that all the stuff with the resistance and all that isn't really brought in until you're about halfway through and by that point I felt a little bit disconnected. 
 I did like the concept. I liked the plot and characters. And I think it was overall a good book. I GIVE IT THREE POINT FIVE STARS. I THINK. NO, I KNOW. NO I DON'T KNOW. I CAN'T DECIDE. 
 AH-HAH. I GIVE IT THREE POINT TWO-FIVE STARS. HAH! PERFECT.