Good book, I must say. In all, it's a hilarious satire of life as it is in this era [think: youtube generation, number of hits on blogs, Google bombs, etc.]. I am sad to say, though, that if you have not been following the series since the first book, Uglies, you'll likely dismiss it as childish [because of the sentence structure and general diction; ex: "Why did you have to jump out of the plane, Tally-wa, it was so panic-making"].
I was a little disappointed with the characters in this book as opposed to the others in the series; it seemed like just as they might do something slight [ex: pick up a box lightly instead of just picking it up, or looking at someone in a certain way as opposed to just looking at them], the opportunity was passed up. Especially with Tally. Because she's such a good character!
I'd definitely encourage people to read not only this book, but the other three books in the series as well.
