This book is unlike her others. What troubled me most was the voice it was in. At times she has the narrator talk directly to the reader, which I hate, but then she shifts into a more fictional memoir format. The narrator is at times unbelievably immature or mature for her age (depending on the situation).I did however, read this book in two sittings. It read quickly and had some interesting information on Mormon lifestyle, attempting to eradicate some of the old stereotypes, and the subplots, while they weren't developed overly well, were interesting enough to keep me going.I think I'd truly give this 3 1/2 stars, but I rounded up!