I recognize this is a “good” book in the sense that it is enormously clever. It takes too much effort though, to hold in mind the many disparate, disjointed, confusing stories - stories that show no sign of making sense until the middle of the book, by which time I couldn’t remember who was who and got tired of having to go back and look it up. This was made all the more annoying by the fact that I really didn’t care about any of the characters anyway - none were developed enough or had enough charisma to be important to me. If you like complicated puzzles and memory games, you’ll love this. If you need emotional involvement with the characters … don’t bother. I was kind of glad when it was over.

This book is compelling, unusual, very well written, entertaining, and thought provoking. It’s no surprise that it has won awards. Incredibly creative premise and great characters.

Had some good parts but droned on and on.

This book is a very fun read!

Fascinating read that ultimately poses all kind of questions about life’s meaning, decisions and our existence. You might find yourself looking for articles and other interpretations of this fast paced, well written novel that raises many issues about humanity. It’s both a thriller and a psychological exploration into how we deal with and react to circumstances we’ve never before encountered or imagined. The Anomaly is becoming an international sensation for good reason.

I’ve never read a book like this. Fascinating read.

Very enjoyable book. Reminded me of the old Sci-Fi story “A Subway Named Mobius” that I read as a kid.