I don't normally write reviews but honestly this book deserves one. I couldn't put it down. It explores the very modern problem of the chronically online and the rights of children whose lives are edited and displayed to the world. It's definitely worth your time.
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Took me quite a while to get through the first 1/2 of this story. Whilst I feel it had huge potential I was disappointed to not have more at the end. The last half was really insightful, beautifully told and really gripping but I definitely finished the pages wanting more from the ending.