This was one weird and pretty grotesque in places. And I'm not quite sure what we're supposed to take away from this - Monstrilio is a monster that bites people, and so some of the things (I think) the book was exploring falls apart a little. But I did really enjoy parts of this. The four perspectives were interesting, even if I thought all four were bad people in their own ways. I'd classify it as horror, but it moves slow and is more tragic than scary.