In What’s Left of Me by Kat Zhang, Eva and Addie are born like everyone else, two souls sharing on body. They take turns on who is controlling the body, learning how to walk, talk, even sing, but as they grow older, they aren’t settling.

One soul is dominant and in early childhood the other soul fades away. This isn’t the case with Eva and Addie. As they grow older, Eva starts to get less and less attention, not strong enough to control the body any longer. Everyone thinks she faded away, but she is still trapped inside of the body she shares with Addie.

Addie is the only one who knows she is there, but for both of their protection, she doesn’t tell. If anyone knows that they are hybrids, they will be killed.

At just fifteen, they meet two other hybrids who help Eva gain control over the body, this is dangerous for the both of them and could end in death. Eva would do anything for the chance to sing, dance, or even talk again, even if that meant getting captured.

This is an interesting book which is different than any other. This would be a good book for anyone, male or female and keeps readers at the edge of their seats through the whole book.

What’s Left of Me is a realistic fiction. There was never a part in the book that is boring or slow. For a longer book, this book is a quick read.