Wurst Case Scenario

Reader reviewed by Leah



After Courtney finishes highschool she is off to the life of college. Her college to say the least, is not what she expects. She, being a "vegan" doesn't eat meat but somehow lands herself in the most meat-loving place she's ever been. She feels lost and lonely without her friends and boyfriend but she makes the most of it by joining culbs and trying to make changes in the school. The school mascot may possibly have a crush on her and she may have one back. Can her long distance relationship work?

Reader reviewed by lookwaticando08

This book is really good. It is about a girl who goes away to college. She learns who she really is, and makes friends along the way. I love her witty sense of humor. She made me laugh the whole time. A really good read.

Reader reviewed by carikube

In Wurst Case Scenario, Courtney, the main character, goes to college in Wisconsin. At first she finds it hard to make friends, but soon makes some that she never thoughtwould be friends with, and gets involved with the Campus Badicals.

This is a great story that I would recommend to all girls. Although Courtney doesn't have much depth to her, the book is very amusing and has a great storyline that is written very well.

Reader reviewed by Dylana

I picked up this book in the library and I never expected it to be so good! The main chracter, Courtney Von Dragen Smith, left her old life and boyfriend, Grant, back home to attend Cornwall Falls College in Wisconsin. Everyone here is blonde and loves dairy/meats, which is not good when your trying to stay a true vegetarian. It seems to her she made the wrong choice. What to do?
Courtney struggles with her long-distant relationship with Grant, her roommate with farm girl Mary Jo, and just trying to fit in with this new life. She joins a club on campus called the Badicals and she leads a protest against the school initials, CFC, which also stands for a toxin that deteriorates the ozone layer. Between all this, school, work, and boys, Courtney deals with new experiences and obstacles. Be prepared for a fun and hilarious ride through Courtney's freshman life!
Through her numerous diary entries, you'll laugh, cry, shout, and truly fall in love with Courtney's quirky and fun character, attitude, and realistic lifestyle. She's like many girls you can relate to.
I'll definitely read the book Truth or Dairy, which came before this one. Author Catherine Clark keeps you hooked and wanting more from Courtney. Read this book now and you'll have the best time ever. Promise!

Reader reviewed by Amanda

Courtney Von Dragen Smith is off to college. No more Truth or Dairy! Grant's far away. No good jobs! Man! A stupid roommate! This is the story of Courtney's life at college, the sequel to Truth or Dairy. Our favorite vegetarian and animal rights activist must deal with a very meaty city, her farmer roommate, and not making quota as a funder.


Catherine Clark's work of Courtney Von Dragen Smith is very fun. I enjoyed Truth or Dairy and this one as well. I recommend it for girls ages 12 and up. My favorite part was when she meets Thyme.