The first two volumes meandered toward a single plotline that was resolved. In these two, we get a few different mini plots that hint at the big mystery of the Camp for Hardcore Lady-Types. 
 These stories are satisfying on their own, and only some involve defeating big scary monsters (the first story in A Terrible Plan is simply the girls telling scary stories while sitting around a campfire), with no need for any big-p Plot. That said, though, we do get some more information on the camp, and on the mysterious Bear Woman. 
 Mostly, though, the story is about the friendships, and that's where it delivers. I also love the inclusion of various sexualities and gender identities. 
 The art style fits the tone of the series perfectly - it's cartoony, fairly expressive, whimsical. It's not photorealistic, sometimes it's even a bit first draft-y, but it always fits the mood of the panel well.