The reason I say might is because I am not sure.I read it so fast I think I missed a major theme which tied in tot he concept of the Freak Observer, which I also failed to grasp (and the internet doesn't have much on it either. I have that sensation you get when you are walking down the street and you pass somebody you know but your reaction is so delayed that by the time you register their face you have already passed them.Or does that only happen to me? I can be very slow on the uptake, clearly.I hate to use these adjectives, but I think this book might be complicated and subtle. I think there's is more than meets the eye here. She must deal with her bad dreams, her fears, she must deal with everything on her own.Sounds cheerful hey? I realize that this summary is enough to make most people run the other way. She has terrible nightmares and a growing obsession/fear of death, who she calls the bony man, but there's nobody there to help her. Nor is it enough to help her through the death of her only friend which may or may not have been a suicide and her abandonment of her debate partner/friends with benefits who left her to go to a school in Europe. Yet her love of physics is not enough ballast to support her through the grief of losing her little sister, who was ill with a rare genetic mutation, and her family's inability to cope with it. The difference is she actually understands what she is talking about. But I understand the need for patterns, if only in a metaphorical sense and appreciate the beauty inherent in science and scientific theories.Loa Lundgren, the protagonist in Woolston's The Freak Observer, loves physics too for the same reasons. Although I love thinking about physics, especially the quantum kind, I don't have a physics brain. I think this might be one of those books. OL17781585W Page_number_confidence 95.28 Pages 214 Partner Innodata Pdf_module_version 0.0.7 Ppi 300 Rcs_key 24143 Republisher_date 20210217085018 Republisher_operator Republisher_time 373 Scandate 20210213011957 Scanner Scanningcenter cebu Scribe3_search_catalog isbn Scribe3_search_id 9780761381327 Tts_version 4.There are some books that you do an unkindness to when you read them too fast.

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The Freak Observer by Blythe Woolston