This book was good! It was a little weird, and the plot didn't make much sense, but it doesn't matter because the author creates an alterniative reality really well and stuff!!!

Regarding parents: p.11:
"But there's no way to erase the DNA they passed down to me. If I wanted to drive that away, I'd have to get rid of me."

On Cats p. 50:
"There're all sorts of cats -- just like there're all sorts of people."
Also, it's cool to use the contraction: there're in a sentence!

On Life, P. 287:
"Listen, every object's in flux. The Earth, time, concepts, love life, faith, justice, evil -- they're all fluid and in transition. They don't stay in one form or in one place forever. The whole universe is like some big FedEx box."

P 326:
"Life's crappy, no matter how you cut it."

On Death, p. 294:
"To be honest about it, I'm not trying to die. I'm just waiting for death to come. Like sitting on a bench at the station, waiting for the train."

on Love P 297:
You're not the person who discovered that feeling, so don't go trying to patent it, okay?"

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It was funny how the protagonist was going into fits deciding what to post on her social media account, and  stuff like that.

This book by Han Han was written by a famous writer who was a high school dropout, and who is also a professional race car driver! He spent all his money from his writing to take racing lessons, and now he is super successful on different levels!!!

This is a book of non-fiction, with his essays, but it's his biography that really appeals to me, I wish I was successful too!!!!