SuitabookFlutter
G. J. Linko
- Reading
- Try reading together or checking in after chapters where the loops or hospital monitoring feature. Invite the reader to distinguish what Emery experiences from what other characters think it means.
- Themes
- Seizures and the loops: Emery calls her seizure experiences “loops” and believes they take her through time and to a town; doctors monitor her and collect data. The premise makes Emery’s own account central while also showing others observing her experiences.
- Grief and good deeds: Asher pursues good Samaritan acts in connection with the death of a loved one. The premise connects his actions with loss, but does not establish whether the book endorses or questions his approach.
- Worth knowing
- Seizures, repeated hospital monitoring and the death of a loved one are part of the premise. If these subjects are close to home, consider checking in as you read.