It's written in scenes and does not completely feel like one fluid story. Also it had this "instant acceptance" as a theme, and the main character just believes everything thrown at her. I prefer to read a bit more about the reasoning behind action. Just "feeling" oder "wanting" to do something is not enough for me to understand the character. Why don't they think about pros and cons in more detail? Besides this, it was funny sometimes but not enough to make me read the other two books.