Good Girls

This is basically a good girl- good grades, good friends, good family- gone bad.
Everybody knows her because of her hair and when found in a compromising position she can't say that she isn't the one in the picture, she becomes a disgrace to her family and even her teachers are disappointed in her. Who took the picture and why? no one knows. What about the guy she was with, is he getting a hard time as she is too?
When the truth finally comes out, will it ruin a new found friendship.
I recommend it to older readers though.

Reader reviewed by Stephanie

GOOD GIRLS is a gem of a good read. Super-smart Audrey does something completely out of character for her before school starts: she hooks up with Luke, the well-liked, athletic playboy. Party after party, they hook up, yet hardly ever speak in school. Audrey feels more for Luke than shes felt for any other boy, but as she watches Luke talk to other girls, she cant help but draw back from a possible romance between the two of them.

Then someone takes a picture of Audrey doing something sexual with Luke, and the picture is passed around to everyone. Even Audreys teachers and parents see it. Audrey goes from having a fairly decent reputation to being labeled as a slut. The consequences of the photo are far-reaching: Luke isnt talking to her and her parents dont know how to act around her.

However, some of what happens in the pictures aftermath surprises Audrey. She befriends several girls she had always considered as slutty before, and she learns that she does have the ability to be strong while people snicker behind her back.

GOOD GIRLS is snidely hilarious and a surprisingly feel-good read. Its raw and explicit; I wouldnt recommend it to anyone not in high school yet. However, Audrey is a great, strong protagonist with a wonderful voice. Not everyone has been in Audreys particular situation, but Im sure that everyone knows how it feels to be hurt, and then to rise above it.