If I Disappear

I like that it is written in second person. That really keeps us in Sera's head. Being in her head so much really makes you question reality. That is a strength of the book.
The ending gets complicated, but because we are so much in Sera's head, we can't get a straight answer about the ending. I think the author makes the actions and who did it pretty clear. The why of it all is where I get tripped up. Several people had to do the wrong thing to make it all happen that way and I just don't get why they all made the wrong decisions they made.
The podcast part of it just made everyone look more crazy. I'm not sure how I feel about that portrayal.
I will think back about this book often, so that makes it a pretty good book.