Turtles All The Way Down (John Green)

Oh.

It is quite rare that you find a book that has complete control over you. It tugs and pushes you in all sorts of directions, and what's remarkable is that you let it.

Aza Holmes appears to live a normal life, but she's a prisoner of the ever-tightening thought spirals that control her brain. She watches TV with her mom, hangs out with her friends Daisy and Mychal, and lives her life as the sidekick, as "somebody's something".

But then a billionaire goes missing, and $100,000 come onto the scene, and everything shifts.

This book is insightful in that it does not only let you see into the world of the characters, but also into the world of yourself. Read it as soon as you're able to.