I've seen these skins in action several times in Monsterhearts 2 (including Sawyer Rankin's participation in the session), and they're fun to see in action, along with playing off of.

For example, the Angel's use of an Integrity stat gives the playbook just enough mechanical distinction to set it apart from the vanilla Skins, while staying lean enough that the Angel remains on theme as the holier-than-thou kid who's grappling for their self-worth via unsustainable expectations.

In general, these Skins distinguish themselves from the pack without succumbing to features bloat, and the descriptions are sharply edited and ripe with inspiration.

If you're looking for more content to shake up your Monsterhearts experience, Ferretheim Games' library is a good start.

Ironsworn is an elegant progression of the Powered by the Apocalypse sphere, with Shawn using his mix of PbtA principles along with right amount of influences from other games and tools to create a great solo roleplaying experience. I'm having a blast running my solitary yet heroic endevour through the Ironlands. This book is free, so what are you waiting for?

I bought this toolkit because I knew I would find use for it in any RPG system. The Fate Accessibility Toolkit gives advice on all things accessibility, guiding players and gamemasters on how to make games both fun and sensitive. It not only gives you guidance on how to create disabled characters (Sword Cane, anyone?) but also provides guidelines on making games accessible to all players. It brings to relief the disabled characters we already take for granted in our roleplay, the characters and players we should include, and how we can do better.

Since I purchased this during its protype edition, it does not have art yet. So consider this my vote for the full edition, which hopefully will lead eventually to a physical release. Our world needs this.