I REALLY enjoyed reading this! It’s thought provoking, funny, quirky, clever, interesting and one of those reads I really looked forward to getting some time by myself for. I read books similar to this as a teen - ones that provoke questions and thoughts in that subtle way that sticks with you and then inspires you to consider things that have ultimately given my life meaning and richness that books without this kind of depth lack. Thinking about how these books influenced me, I wonder if I'd have got into the Kingdom a lot faster had I been reading this... Without giving the plot away, one powerful insight in the book that I loved is when Livi gets a shift of perspective from seeing her sister (Jill, who brought her up) as grumpy and making unfair decisions to the realisation that life isn't always easy for adults - Jill is doing the best she can and sometimes doing what's best for Livi makes Jill appear unfair in Livi's eyes. Reading this as a 30 something year old I’ve again been inspired and entertained. I’d highly recommend it.