I really liked this story, in spite of thinking that we are reaching some kind of saturation point for stories with narrators in the autism/asperger spectrum. Oftern I think that it is a bit too easy way to make a character interesting. But this one did it so well that I was completely won over. I was especially impressed with the first scene with the doctor, where the sensory overload killed her attempts of communication. Also, the way the fairytales were used and interpreted from Annies POV was excellent. Sure, towards the end the plot might have hinged on one too many convenient coincidences, but by then I was ready to go with that. The narration bothered me a bit in the beginning (not so much the voice as the audio quality) but ten minutes in I had adapted.