Not that I'm an expert, but this feels like a not-yet-explored area of YA--and that's a good thing! And I'm excited to see this one entering into the conversation. The writing is fun, and the premise is engaging. I'm not sure that this cover is the best descriptive representation for a book like this (I'll be honest, based on it alone, I thought this was like "Moxie" by Jennifer Mathieu, which is all about girls empowering themselves over the sexism of the boys in their high school). So, I hope people don't necessarily "judge it by its cover."