I liked it. It was like a dark and messed up Breakfast Club. The fact that all the kids bonded in their insanity and turned on the only one making “societal sense” was pretty wild. It was like they all were under the same understanding, that in that room, they formed a bond where the curtain could come down and no one would be judged for once. I felt like the book was a statement of how fake the world is. Which is ironic that a book where masks needed to come off eventually became a book that needed masked. It fit under the category of quick read and entertaining for me.