Which I saw as more of a notebook from the perception of Kathy's thoughts. Doesn't the author seem reliable on the underlying truth of the clone they came from, which I'm asking about. Overall, this book wasn't my favorite to read. The plot was good, but I also expected some rebellious actions from Kathy and her two friends. But I see that the characters had flatter emotions and I accept that their reality reminds me of our world. The presenters were also able to explain the book to us and why they chose it in the first place. I appreciated how some people bluntly told the truth that they didn't like the book and explained why. At first I thought it would be a reader who would enjoy the book, but having a contradictory side, it was better to elaborate on more ideas. It made me realize that you don't have to like the book to understand the importance of expressing our options to others.