This book wasn’t exactly what I was expecting but it was still a lyrical, emotional, quick, and enjoyable read. I was expecting it to be more post-apocalyptic than an emotional exploration filled with metaphor and discovery for the main character. It’ not a bad thing, just not what I was expecting. The book switches between the now, once, and that night timeframes which I found interesting. The main character July has been going through a lot of changes, but she isn’t prepared for when the world seems to free and every living thing in town except for her appears to have disappeared without a trace. But when she starts to explore in earnest she finds evidence that someone else is there and that person is leaving her clues which she hopes will lead her to finding answers. This book is definitely a book of reflection and self-discovery. July’s journey is compelling and interesting and I definitely recommend it.