Summer in the city: the students mostly leave campus, and the campers move in. In this case, teenage rock music campers. Here's a shocker: there's a murder amid the mayhem. Also a number of developments in Heather's personal life, which is extremely complicated. Thank you, Meg Cabot, for all the del...
Heather Wells series by Meg Cabot Book #4: Size 12 and Ready to Rock | Goodreads | Rating: 4.0 Stars Book #5: The Bride Wore Size 12 | Goodreads | Rating: 4.0 Stars See Also Previous Reviews: Book #1: Size 12 Is Not Fat | Rating: 2.5 Stars Book #2: Size 14 Is Not Fat Either | Rating: 4.0 ...
I grew up reading Meg Cabots' books and although I started by reading her YA books, it wasn't until I read her adult fiction that I truly felt in love with her. Meg has just this easy way to write that you don't feel like you're reading a book, but instead this person whom you're really close with i...
I want Heather to be my best friend. Ms Cabot has given us character that is so easy to connect with. She is smart, funny and hold the same insecurities a lot of us have. I loved that this installment gave us a view into Cooper's family. What a cast of characters they are, OMG. It was strange but go...
I seriously love Meg Cabot. Really, I do. While this didn't feel like a typical Meg Cabot novel, I still really enjoyed this. It's a bit of a murder mystery, as that is what Heather Wells always finds herself in the middle of, but there wasn't too much mystery to it. Everything pretty much gets told...
I'm actually a little embarrassed to admit to reading this series. The first 2 especially were hysterically funny (I can excuse a lot in a book if it makes me laugh till my ribs ache), the third a little less so, and this one only gave me a few giggles. It's not a horrible book, but Cabot seemed to ...
Reading a Meg Cabot book is like sinking into a good bubble bath: cozy, bubbly, frothy, iridescent. It doesn't last long and doesn't leave you with much aside from a warm feeling and a general sense of well-being, but you really enjoyed your time immersed in the sudsy goodness. (Unless you're read...
Reading a Meg Cabot book is like sinking into a good bubble bath: cozy, bubbly, frothy, iridescent. It doesn't last long and doesn't leave you with much aside from a warm feeling and a general sense of well-being, but you really enjoyed your time immersed in the sudsy goodness. (Unless you're read...
My Rating: 3.0 Obtained: Through Goodreads First Reads I had never expected to win a Meg Cabot book from goodreads First Reads since Meg Cabot is so popular, and for a good reason, so I was extremely happy to win. I had never read Meg Cabot's Heather Wells series since it's not exactly aimed for te...
After years of being promised, there IS a fourth Heather Wells book! And there shall be a fifth! *happy dances* (Also, I’d like to point out that in my eyes, Meg Cabot can officially do no wrong. Partially because of how much I enjoyed this, mostly because I didn’t scare her away whenever I burst in...
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