Review Detail
3.0 2
Young Adult Fiction
222
Talents
(Updated: June 26, 2026)
Overall rating
3.0
Plot
3.0
Characters
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Writing Style
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Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
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Reader reviewed by Wiesteria
This book was pleasant in some ways and irritating in others. Since we all like the bad news first, what I didn't like about THE QUEEN OF SECOND PLACE was it's main character, Cassie. She was selfish and annoying for the most parts. How could she be in love with a boy she's barely met? Plus, he (said boy) wasn't too great in my book either---too wishy washy.
That said, THE QUEEN OF SECOND PLACE does have its good points, one of them being the idea of everybody having a unique (and someimes unfortunate) talent. The standing in lines talent was hilarious (if you want to know what this is about, read the book :)) I also liked Cassie's "annoying" little brother, who was extremely talent. Where can I get a little bro like him?
All in all, this was a pleasant, although a bit forgettable, read. I'm probably going to try its sequel, QUEEN B.
This book was pleasant in some ways and irritating in others. Since we all like the bad news first, what I didn't like about THE QUEEN OF SECOND PLACE was it's main character, Cassie. She was selfish and annoying for the most parts. How could she be in love with a boy she's barely met? Plus, he (said boy) wasn't too great in my book either---too wishy washy.
That said, THE QUEEN OF SECOND PLACE does have its good points, one of them being the idea of everybody having a unique (and someimes unfortunate) talent. The standing in lines talent was hilarious (if you want to know what this is about, read the book :)) I also liked Cassie's "annoying" little brother, who was extremely talent. Where can I get a little bro like him?
All in all, this was a pleasant, although a bit forgettable, read. I'm probably going to try its sequel, QUEEN B.
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