The Ones We’re Meant to Find was a genuinely unique read! I do not think I have read anything so confusing, but in a spectacular way. Told between alternating view points, Cee who is stranded alone on an island with no memory and Kasey who is trying to survive without her missing sister. Page by page you dive deeper into the mystery of who these two girls are and the dystopian world of the future. It was also surprisingly deep and thought provoking. Joan He makes you think about what being human means and the imprint you leave behind. And the eerie future world this takes place in is a little too close to home and kind of freaked me out. As soon as I finished reading, I wanted to start it all over again just to see if there was anything I missed. Joan He is going to be an automatic buy author from now on. Bonus points for the aspect of sisterhood and that always peaks my interest.