An interesting novel where death is merely a starting point. Like playing Super Mario Brothers, Ursula navigates life and if she takes a path that leads to her demise, she can tap into an "extra life" and begin again. While repeating this pattern she learns and grows and makes her way along the best path possible. 
 After a slow start where the reader has to get acclimated to what is actually going on, I rather enjoyed this book quite a bit. I especially liked my own personal moral conundrum when--in chapters where Ursula is stuck in an awful life--I was actually rooting for her to die! Or kill herself! 
 I will say, though, that when Ursula (view spoiler)[ gets entangled with Hitler and decides (and attempts) to kill him, (hide spoiler)] I thought the author had gone one step too far. But, really, what is one step too far when your protagonist dies multiple times in the span of 100 pages?