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I spent the first two thirds of this book hating it. It was a mystery thriller and I had already worked out who had done it and why they had done it, and was just painfully keeping going because I couldn’t believe something could be so obvious. Suddenly near to the end , I realized it wasn’t a mystery thriller, but was a moral tale, a political statement, and a criticism of modern society, and the whole thing had a significance I hadn’t expected. It wasn’t the best book I have read, and I wouldn’t even say it really deserves the four stars I have given it, but I am glad I read it and , yes, it did make me think. What else can you ask from a book?