I love Miranda Kenneally's books, but this one bogged down a bit for me. The main characters spends an awful lot of time worrying about being a good Christian and her (and everyone else's) relationship with God. Even though ultimately the message is about being true to yourself while respecting other people's choices, the religious aspects felt a bit too heavy-handed at times. Still, I always enjoy this writer's books, and think they send a positive message about identity, figuring out your own life and beliefs, and being a good friend.