Gorgeous and tricky. Katie, a renowned chef, doesn't always make the best life choices. When a spirit-fairy-thing offers her the chance to go back and fix her mistakes, Katie does so liberally, without really thinking about the consequences. Her whole life unravels and she has have to figure out how to put it back together before she ruins everyone else's life, too. The final message doesn't quite resonate, but the journey in getting there is a lot of fun. 
 The art is beautiful and appropriately thematic. The slightly-larger-than-usual size of the book works well, as do the really great full-color pages. My one art complaint is that Max, her kinda-romantic interest looks like an actual person while the rest of the characters look like players in the graphic novel. I much prefer the graphic novel style. That aside, Bryan Lee O'Malley is clearly crazy talented. 
 (Also, there's a Scott Pilgrim callback that caught me in my tracks and left me laughing for, like, a full five minutes.)