I actually really want to read this book. I am looking forward to it, because the premise seems interesting and for all their pitfalls, I do still have faith that one day a YA angel book will sweep me off my feet. (DOSAB sort of did! And it renewed my zest for reading.) 
 While I'm not going into this with low expectations - it sounds like something I might enjoy! And a few of my friends have rated it well - I just really...I really... 
 Do we have to do the whole "I'm not like other girls" thing? 
 Come on. 
 Our heroine is "not like other girls"...because she likes cars. Really? You're saying that not a single other girl in the world likes cars? And because you do, that means you're unlike any other girl, ever, because all other girls are just a wobbly blob of samey nothing. 
 That woman in a military uniform flying home to her family? She's not like other girls. That girl on the bus with a book? She's not like other girls either. And the girl with the short skirt and shiny hair and lots of makeup on? She's not like other girls either. You see, girls are human beings, and human beings are varied! Isn't that amazing? You might say that girls have personalities! Wow! 
 So can we cut it out with this sexist "I'm not like other girls" bullshit? Stop tearing down other women because you think you're a special snowflake. All that does is pit women against each other. And that never ends well. 
 Having said all that, I'll be buying this thing on my Kobo. Maybe it'll be decent.