Absolutely loved the take on genderfluidity in this book, and really glad that we're starting to see more representation of it in general in YA fiction. The mechanics of the magic system is simple, as is most of the worldbuilding, but I think it fits the overall feel of the story. The characters arcs and dynamics take more of a front seat and that really isn't too terrible when our leads are engaging and interesting. There are some instances of certain plot threads being rushed or underdeveloped or really ones that could have used some more focus, but it didn't really dampen my experience as a whole. 

Definitely going to pick up the next book as soon as I'm able.