Absolutely beautiful. This book is the kind of magic that pulls you along like you're in a dream you can't leave, deeply eerie and compelling and at times confusing. It's hard to talk about because it's so many things--fantasy, magical realism, small-town-contemporary, Persephone retelling, commentary on beauty standards and perception...a lot. So much. This book is so much. 
 I don't want to talk much about the plot because you can get it all over the place and what I'm left with after this book is more impressions than plot details. The thing I loved best about this book is the girls. Such wonderful, real, complex girls! Roza, who disappears, and Petey, who is too visible. Roza is taken against her will by a man who "loves" her for her beauty, while Petey struggles to believe in the love she finds despite being widely thought of as unbeautiful. But they're more than that, of course, made up of so much life, such different life. They're very different people with different desires and different problems and they're amazing. Amazing. I've been thinking about them both since I finished the book several days ago. 
 There's also a really nice, sad, complicated brother relationship in this book! All of the relationships are complicated. This book is so complicated! But in a really lush, deep way. I don't know how else to articulate what I think and feel about this book, and I don't really know who to recommend it to? Everyone. I don't know that everyone will like it, but everyone should read it anyway. Everyone should fall into this book and then come talk to me about what you found there.