I wanted a light-hearted book, easy and engaging enough for me to really want to read. I got exactly that, and it was so much better and weirder than I expected. I read a book about love, about self, about... Honestly any words or any words about it that aren't Norton's feel inadequate, not enough.
A little weird, but good weird, definitely as it progresses. 
Takes tropes and completely, perfectly owns them and makes them it's own.

And as another review said: The characters were so realistic -- even with the body swapping, the relationships (romantic and platonic friendship) were so engaging, and the storyline was so different from anything else I've ever read that I couldn't put this book down.