Dancing Queen

Reader reviewed by abscae

I don't know, but I just felt that this book lacked something that made me feel anything towards the characters. The characters themselves first of all felt flat, and in the end, the main character, Olivia, didn't really show true signs of deep character development. The changes weren't anything that truly touched me or left me wanting more, and in the end, I just felt disappointed in the novel. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone unless you are really bored.

Reader reviewed by wendy

this was a good book and i enjoyed reaing it.

olivia gets accepted to intern at Music Mix Europe in London for the summer and she's uber excited. she's looking forward to working at music mix and mingling with all the starts, but things dont go exactly as planned. when she gets there, her first encounter with pop super start Josh Cameron is not exactly what she had hoped it would be. at music mix, her job as an intern is to assist Brown, Simmon Brown, with all his unusual and useless needs. other than brown troubles, olivia "liv" deals with relationship troubles. after going on a date wiht josh cameron(surprise surprise) she's falls head over heels for him, but what she doesnt realize is that she's actually into another intern, colin.

i would recomend this book to girls 13+

Reader reviewed by Meggo

This is a book about a 17 year old Michigan girl named Liv, who goes to London for an internship one summer. One of her reasons for going is to see her dead mother's birth place and get away from her "mean well" father. She learns how small a London flat, or apartment, really can be with a Texas pagent girl in it and her pet rat, I mean really small, hairless dog. Liv is up against celebrities pushy attitude and dealing with Brown, her demanding boss. She somehow manages to get a date with Josh Cameron, a huge movie star. Little does she know that her "mate" Colin is interested in her as well. It takes her a while with the wrong guy for her to realize how wrong she was about movie stars. This book shows that true friends do come along and I recomend it to anyone.

Reader reviewed by Alexandra

Seventeen-year-old Olivia has barely been out of her native Ann Arbor, so when she lands a summer internship in London at the hottest TV music station, she can't wait. Of course, her first day on foreign soil, she ends up knocked over by a revolving door in front of the hottest male rock star of the moment: Josh Cameron. Combined with her hah-ri-bul Texas beauty queen roommate, Liv thinks that this is not quite the auspicious start she had hoped for. But her other roommate, a sweet Swedish girl, becomes her ally, and the other interns are fun to hang out with. Plus, Liv is the assisstant to the head of the entire station. So when she and Josh meet again, and he asks her out, it's like the icing on the cake. Who wouldn't want to go clubbing and dancing with the hottest rock star at the hippest spots? But slowly, Liv realizes that Josh seems a little to phony -- and self-absorbed. As much as she loves his attention, she's not sure he's the one for her. Even if the music scene isn't your thing, this book, with great characters, a fun plot, and a great message, will be.

Reader reviewed by Hannah

I'm a fan of the Simon Pulse Romantic comedies, and I loved this book. It was really funny and the story was interesting - it's one of my favorite books in this series. I actually found myself laughing out loud a lot. It was a quick, easy read, and I liked that it was set in London. The characters were great (Rebecca was really annoying, but really funny too!).

Reader reviewed by Leah

This book really didn't do it for me. Its a good idea but it was really badly written. The main character goes to an internship in London and meets international superstar Josh Cameron. She is suprised when he shows interst in her. In the end i just couldn't finish reading it.