This book. THIS BOOK. I couldn't find any flaws in this book. It's funny, sad, cleverly-written, and very light and heavy at the same time (figuratevly, obvoiusly). 
 The characters don't do unnecesary things and they don't keep stupid secrets from each other that only function as a way of complicating the plot. The characters are very well constructed. You can imagine them being alive here, in a perfectly "normal" world. 
 After having read some truly frustating young adult stories, everything is just so satisfying here that I don't want to read the second book because I'm afraid I might be disappointed. But I really need to read the second book and I trust Maggie to give us an amazing piece of literature that will make me get as involved with the Raven Gang as this book did.