This book was cozy but challenging. It's cozy in that it feels tremendously real. It's peopled with folks who feel torn from the pages of my life. This book take place in the world I live in, with people I know.
And yet, it challenges, because what is right when the world looks like it's ending? What is wrong? How do you hold multiple perspectives in your head, especially as you learn to grow up and challenge the world around you? In that, it's an excellent disaster story, and an excellent coming of age story, and not comfortable at all.