Terri Weitze's Reviews > Implied Spaces

This book is all over the place - fortunately, all those places are interesting and creates a fun plot with just enough intensity to keep you turning those pages. Early on the book explains what an "implied space" is by describing "squinches" (yes, it's a real thing). I found the concepts behind this book to be intriguing - in a fun way. I wish I could think of a way to talk about the book without giving spoilers; but the plot changes direction so many times that it could have been a series of short stories. I will say, towards the end when the villain gives his speech to our hero about his motivation, etc. it gets a bit draggy - the reasoning is clear, and the author keeps piling on a lot more words than necessary. But all in all a fun, good read, and appropriate for YA.