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Okay, I had real trouble rating this book. Originally, I gave it four stars, but then couldn't sleep and kept thinking that maybe it was five stars. Really, I think that I would say that it is not a perfect book at all, but it is pretty much what I was looking for. Actually, I had guessed at what this book was gonna be about before I even heard that it was written. (So me and Brett Battles plot our books similarly, I have to give him points for that.) But the biggest reason I was convinced to change the rating was that the way that I rate books is 5 stars if I can't find anything to complain about, 4 if there are a few things, etc. The thing is, I can't think of anything to complain about. Sure the plot was predictable, (because I had thought it up, lolsy) but more in a comforting way than in an I've-seen-this-a-million-freaking-times kind of way. (view spoiler)[Plus, I think I need a little predictability and comfort after that ending. Seriously Battles, that was messed up. (hide spoiler)]
There wasn't anything extraordinary about this book; it really isn't innovative or thought provoking, but I was pretty rapt while reading it, liked it a whole lot, and still want more. I guess I can't ask for much more for a five star book.