I think all the gospels would be improved if they were written from the perspective of grieving, trouble-making fourteen year old girls.

Seriously, The Gospel of Orla is unlike any other book I've read. The writing style is a bit unique - it's a stream of consciousness, and people speaking are marked off with dashes instead of quotes - which is fascinating but hard to read. 

I enjoy Orla as a character, and I like that this book doesn't answer every question you have. Much to think about now.