A little cringe-worthy at times, and Jonesy is pretty unlikable to me ( )

Jonesy is too much of a brat and an outright malicious jerk to make me care if she ever becomes a more reasonable person one life lesson at a time. ( )

This was really cute, and definitely felt like Scott Pilgrim for the modern high schooler (Gen Z? Is that what we're calling them). Everything was just this side of ridiculous and over the top, but it worked. ( )

Jonesy has a superpower. It's a pretty great one -- she can make other people fall in love with anything or anyone she chooses, except herself. (There's always a catch to these things, right?) So as a slightly disaffected teenager (probably 13 or 14), this is basically an invitation to wreak havoc wherever she goes. But the principal is investigating, and Jonesy doesn't want to get caught!

This is a fun, lighthearted romp through YA fantasy in graphic novel form. Not too deep, though there is a nice budding relationship between two girls that makes this LGBTQ-friendly without being unnecessarily focused on it.