This is the third Kevin Brooks book I've read (the others being the excellent Kissing The Rain and Lucas). It was recommended to me by my fifteen year old daughter, who said she enjoyed it, although she didn't like the ending. She said, 'it's as if someone had a really good idea for a book but didn't know how to end it.' I was expecting the ending to be awful, but I didn't think it was. I was instantly gripped by the story, and I read the book in one day, bringing it about with me while I cooked and did housework. Yes, you don't get all the answers at the end of the book, but that way you can identify better with the main character, who doesn't know what's going on either. Perhaps an epilogue from the point of view of whoever or whatever left Robert outside a hospital as a baby would have been illuminating, but on the other hand, that might have been dopey. I quite like a book that leaves you questioning at the end. I think I preferred the other books I've read by Brooks in terms of character developement, but I still think Being is a very good book and Kevin Brooks is an excellent writer.