This was an amazing book, and I am so happy that I found it at a bookstore. It had its ups and downs, but in overall it was a terrific book with great and fun characters and a good story.The book starts off when Elise and her family move to LA, they move into a super rich private school, and as you ...
4.25 starsI'm not sure what it was about this. The storyline and characters...or how closely it resembled Pride and Prejudice (I'm thinking of the film: the Keira Knightley one since it's the only one I've seen). But I really liked it. In fact I pretty much devoured it.It was definitely a fun young ...
Juvenile. I would have probably liked it 10 years ago though. Everything in this seemed very cliché. No, not cliché, more like déjà vu. Then it hit me when i read : It’s also usually polite not to say unpleasant things about people’s families when you’re asking them out.You’re so quick to assume the...
I finished this book a couple of days earlier. It was an alright read but it was very predictable to know what going to happen before the actual scene happens. If your Jane Austen fan or YA fan then I recommend this book since it a retelling of Pride and Prejudice but in teen form?!?
The Benton sisters and their family have just moved to Los Angeles. The mother of the family is the new principal of the school and the father works as the teacher. They are not rich or famous, like so many of the kids at Coral Tree Prep school. When Juliana, the oldest sister of the group, forms a ...
Meant to write this review last night, but the words were just not flowing. Apparently, my writers block was short lived. I know the four people reading my reviews are relieved =)This was one of the cutest stories I've read in a long time. It's not classic literature, it's not the next great America...
Unfortunately for me, this book lived up to its title. Maybe that was a bit harsh... there were some points in the story that made me smile and laugh but for the most part, I was rolling my eyes. For the most part, I was disappointed by this book and a bit irritated at the stretches that the author ...
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