I just finished the book on my lunch break. It was a quick read since it is a graphic novel. I liked it a lot; the pop culture was nostalgic and I was really rooting for Maggie and Erin. What stops it from getting a full five stars is the ending-- it just ends so abruptly, and yes, we don't always get closure in real life, but I really want to know what happens to Maggie next! I hope she writes another memoir. 
 The format was interesting as well. I read graphic novels, but I never read a memoir written this way. We aren't in Maggie's mind as much as in a traditional memoir because in this format, she only needs to elaborate on her thoughts when she feels like it. It is the ultimate in "show, don't tell."