"Neil Drumming of "Entertainment Weekly" praised the album as well, stating "With a youthful voice and a predilection for flowery lyrics, the 27-year-old still comes off as an angst-afflicted teenager adapting her diary into song — even though she's now rhapsodizing about adult stuff like rent-controlled apartments ("Nolita Fairytale") and temp work ("Hands on Me").This can be surprisingly touching and personal, as on the exuberant title track, or simply pretentious, as on "Come Undone," where she muses, "I'm a sycophantic courtier with an elegant repost."