I'm not saying that I went into this thinking it would be the best book I've ever read. I'm not saying that I expected it to be exceptionally well written. I'm not saying that I expected to have to take a look at the world around me and think "what would I do in this situation." 
 But..... 
 Come on. This ending was kind of a joke. You cannot build a book on ONE SINGLE PREMISE and then change the core thoughts and beliefs of the main (and extremely annoying and self absorbed) character in the last two chapters of the book, and expect people not to care. 
 I am not a reader that always wants a happy ending. I'm not. If the "happy ending" makes sense with the rest of the book, and doesn't make the entire book irrelevant, then that's fine. If the happy ending does make the book irrelevant.... well, why do it that way? 
 Not only did I find the main character, Claudia, to be extremely annoying, but I found her to be a selfish person who Griffin was trying to paint as a martyr. I understood how the character came to her conclusions, because I know that most of the time people act in their own self interests. It takes a special kind of person to act selflessly. Claudia though, was portrayed as being this self righteous character, without earning it in her actions. 
 I also found that many of the arcs of secondary characters were hurried in the end, as though the Griffin was looking to wrap this book up nicely with a pretty bow. 
 I don't know. I went into this looking for an easy and fun read, and I just felt frustrated most of the time.