Lost interest in this :( I enjoyed reading it and am astounded by how very unique, original, symbolic, and theoretical it is. I'm just not interested right now. 
 It's primarily about the contrast between science and nature. Both main characters embody one of these subjects. It examines their relationship in a very trippy, ethereal way. It really is like a dream that totally makes sense once you give yourself over to it but trying to explain it to someone else won't exactly make a lot of sense. 
 Also, I read the author's note in the back and I liked it. It seems like she knows her book is maybe not everyone's taste. She says: 
 I really hope you guys enjoyed this book. If you didn't, or if there was stuff that didn't make sense to you or seemed too random, just e-mail me and I'll come to your house and act the whole thing out for you. Maybe with origami finger puppets. 
 :D 
 I would totally recommend this book to someone looking for something extremely unique that emblemizes social commentary.