I'd been meaning to read this for awhile, since it was repeatedly hyped on Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men and it sounded up my alley. It was intended as a kind of entry-point into the X-Men, which I don't exactly need at this point, but it was a fun, sweet story that reminded me of a lot of stuff I like about the X-Men. Also, I don't always notice art in comics (SORRY) but Jamie McKelvie is really terrific and there are a lot of panels that are just really made by facial expressions here. I'll co-sign their recommendation of this as a starting point for X-Men comics, but also just a nice standalone read.