This book is fantastic!
It really nails the pettiness and randomness of friendships in middle
and high school. It shows how one
mistake, even something small, can change your whole world. The characters are realistic, not over the top,
and the situations are believable for the age group. There is no one “mean girl”
that ruins the main character’s life.
She makes bad choices, and some other characters make bad choices. That does not make them “bad people”. (I would recommend this book to high school
age girls that like realistic fiction.)
Friday, September 7, 2012
The Boyfriend List by E. Lockhart
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