The law of humility states that we must accept what "is." It's futile to fight against the things you have no control over. They simply are what they are, and they must be accepted with grace and humility. Let go of the expectations of how you think things should be.

I’m lowering one star because of annoying heroine part ( even though I learned to like her, at the beginning she earned hundreds of punching points) and at the last parts Quint should be groveling more because he definitely did something really hurtful in my opinion! I think my biggest issue with this book is that it’s a romance, but the characters have no chemistry and are just flat. I felt like the main male character was just too perfect, he was given no flaws, and the “flaws” that we were supposed to believe were true were so obviously false (you’ll see what I mean if or when you read the book). This delightfully refreshing, Beatles-infused Rom-Com is full of whimsy, romance, and life lessons. Prudence suddenly gets the power of being able to grant instant karma on those who deserve it. I wasn’t a fan of Prudence, if anything I thought she should get some instant karma against her for her behavior. She is selfish, annoying, judgmental, and thinks she is better than everyone else. Eventually she changes but by then it was too late for me, I thought she was just too unbearable.

What surprised me the most was that I didn't dislike Prudence at all. Yes, she is very ambitious and driven, she is a perfectionist who doesn't believe things can be done properly unless she does them, and she can be difficult. But she also cares about things and people around her and she wants to use her skills for something good. She's an optimist and she doesn't let anything get her down. If something doesn't work out, she'll find a different way. I liked that about her. I'm not usually into romance but this was definitely cute. I enjoyed the way their relationship developed, but how it did so while they both mostly stayed true to who they were. It's not about changing to please someone - it's about being accepted just as you are.

Karma al instante es la primer novela contemporánea de Marissa Meyer que, para quienes no lo saben, es mi autora favorita y la admiro un montón. Case in point: his main character is truly intolerable, and the guy she is dating does not seem to like her at all, but who cares? Whatever! They're teens and they're living life and that's what summer is all about, when it comes to me reading. This was a lot of fun, and even though Pru gave me stress, she was such a refreshing protagonist. The writing and characterization were on point. If you love The Beatles, and you love ambitious characters, definitely give this one a read. The law of connection is based on the principle that everything is connected. This includes the past, present and future. Prudence, don’t even get me started on Prudence. She was this goody two-shoes who always tried to excel in school and I thought I might be able to relate to her, but she came off rather bitter and rude. We do get to see her change a bit throughout the story, and I think the author did a good job at making her transition from pesky brat to palpable human being, but she was still adamant on being selfish and unlikable.Al comienzo Prudence me caía un poco mal, pero después la empecé a querer más. A Quint lo amé desde la primera página. The law of change says that if we hope to get off the wheel of karma, we must take steps to change our deeply ingrained patterns. the 12 laws of karma

The whole 'instant karmic justice' plotline was actually interesting, and something I hadn't read about in a book before (or at least, I don't think I have). And sure, I get that the only reason Pru had those powers was to teach her not to be so judgemental all the time, and without it, this book wouldn't really have a plotline, but seriously, Universe?? Pru?? I really wanted to love this, truly. I think Marissa Meyer is an amazing author and though I have not finished The Lunar Chronicles yet, the first book amazed me. But this one was not it.If you found this list useful, do not forget to share it on your social networks. Remember that “Sharing is Caring”. I received an ARC of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.**