Like many of the other readers, I snagged this book because it was free (and because the girl on the cover has a cute skirt...). I read a book pretty much every day at work right now, so I aim for something that I can follow while still being available to customers.

This book doesn't have a really provoking storyline, but it's funny and sort of heartwarming. A lot of it spoke to me from the get-go(dealing with aging family members, failed relationships, what to do with life in your early 20's) but I was actually surprised that I appreciated the religious aspects of it. I didn't know it was Christian lit when I downloaded it, and I wouldn't say that it's my normal genre, but it's something that has been on my mind lately (who is "God", how do I relate, what do I believe?) and I guess it was just nice to see someone work it out so neatly and easily.

All in all it's an unrealistic book, but it's comforting to watch the protagonist solve all her life problems in 300 pages. If only...