I don't even know that I liked this, but it was easy to sit down and lose myself in for a few hours. I realized last month that I've read several books lately where the women they're about stay unnamed for the duration of the book, and I do think it's an interesting stylistic choice. Especially in this book, when it's paired with the theme of said woman deciding to just take up space, instead of shrinking into herself. She takes up so much space, physically and emotionally, but it's all superficial and we're left wondering whether we know anything about her at all.