Overall, this was a pretty easy, quick read. Nothing about this will stand out to me over time, but it was enjoyable and had a very interesting dynamic to explore between each character.

- Some of the abuse could be upsetting to some, but it was mild in description, which I think added to the ominous tone of the book.
- Juno was an interesting character to follow and experience life through the eyes of. Especially knowing that we are uncovering truths along with her.
- The story is set up in a way that introduces us to this troubling family dynamic with a mysterious way of living their lives in remote isolation. This builds with each interaction between characters.
- The names are a great indicator that something is amiss. Mother, Father, and Boy (the brother) do not suggest that we will get too much information from them - except for Boy later on.
- The romance was a little odd to me? Juno just doesn't understand complex feelings because of her stunted upbringing, but Luca's introduction throws everything into chaos.
- A few of the descriptions of Juno as a 15 year old were a little weird coming from a male author. Not too terrible - I've definitely read worse - but not my favorite.