by Meg Cabot
Long before my book blogging days I was a Meg Cabot junky. I had to get every book of hers on release date, and this was before Prime existed so I actually had to drive to the bookstore and pick up said book. Pants on Fire was one of these books. In retrospect, it was nowhere near the hype I ha...
Pretty typical Meg Cabot fare with Katie Ellison fitting in with the cool crowd by being as flexible as possible and what happens when Tommy Sullivan returns to the town he left years ago because of his exposure of cheating in the football squad. Interesting, made the bus ride pass enjoyably.
There’s really not much that I can say on this book. There are some books that work well when they’re character-driven, but a good plot also helps. The problem with this book is that not only is the plot kind of weak, but the characters really don’t drive the story much.I do like Katie as a characte...
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