Art Geeks and Prom Queens
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4.0
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Not a love story, just something we all face.
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Besides I can't help rooting for a fellow art-geek. The idea may be boring but at the end I couldn't help wanting more.
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Reading this book had been pretty fun. Great way to hole up for a couple of hours and just forget everything. It isn't a hard read and the style flows really well. This is still beyond classic with Kristi and Rio and yet the characters still retained a sense of personality unique to themselves and not prior of those written before.
Honestly I got caught up in what was happening and that's good, you don't have to reread something just to understand. I keep saying this but really. It requires nothing of us, perfect for right after exams.
Basically this book celebrates being a geek and doesn't over-sell being true to yourself. We are allowed to make mistakes and by doing so find out who our true friends are.
It's not a love story. It's the quest of growing up. It's about taking all the shit the world throws at us and making it through every day. About suffering through the taunts and teasing and projectiles. Being strong and knowing you are the only person who can make a difference in how everything effects you. It's just about finding that light that says I can do it.
Honestly I got caught up in what was happening and that's good, you don't have to reread something just to understand. I keep saying this but really. It requires nothing of us, perfect for right after exams.
Basically this book celebrates being a geek and doesn't over-sell being true to yourself. We are allowed to make mistakes and by doing so find out who our true friends are.
It's not a love story. It's the quest of growing up. It's about taking all the shit the world throws at us and making it through every day. About suffering through the taunts and teasing and projectiles. Being strong and knowing you are the only person who can make a difference in how everything effects you. It's just about finding that light that says I can do it.
Last puzzle piece
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Reader reviewed by TA
The book had good lessons in it, like why not to get drunk, and you don't have to be popular to get people to like you. I thought that this book was fairly good, it had romance and then there were some parts that totally left me wondering why would she do that?!
The book had good lessons in it, like why not to get drunk, and you don't have to be popular to get people to like you. I thought that this book was fairly good, it had romance and then there were some parts that totally left me wondering why would she do that?!
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Invasion of the cliques!
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Reader reviewed by linda
Rio Jones doesn't have a clue how she is going to fit into her new private school. Just as she is about to drown in hopelessness, she is rescued by a couple of geeks in AP Art. Then Kristi, the most popular girl at the Newport Beach school, takes an interest in her, and Rio thinks her life is perfectuntil she learns the importance of being true to oneself. The characters are very stereotypical and the story is a bit too predictable but I still think its a good book with a good moral behind it. It makes you think about the group you are in and how you treat other groups
Rio Jones doesn't have a clue how she is going to fit into her new private school. Just as she is about to drown in hopelessness, she is rescued by a couple of geeks in AP Art. Then Kristi, the most popular girl at the Newport Beach school, takes an interest in her, and Rio thinks her life is perfectuntil she learns the importance of being true to oneself. The characters are very stereotypical and the story is a bit too predictable but I still think its a good book with a good moral behind it. It makes you think about the group you are in and how you treat other groups
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