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Gossip Girl by Cecily Von Ziegesar
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Gossip Girl

by Cecily Von Ziegesar

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This book is told by several different girls in a private high school. They are your typical rich stuck up high school girls. They talk about boys sex and drugs. It did not have any parental involvement. It did not have a very good ending and I don't think it was a great book for high school students.
sntorrejon | Jul 9, 2009 |  
A story told from the eyes of several different girls about boys, backstabbing, drugs, sex, and the other things you'd expect from rich girls at a private school. I found it wasn't really my taste because of the stereotypical catty rick kid characters. It is too close to real life, which makes gg almost scary. ( )
bleached | May 29, 2009 |  
I have to begin with an admission, the tv series Gossip Girl is one of my many guilty pleasures. This book was classic Gossip Girl at it's best. It was full of scandal, heart break and all the juicy insider secrets you could want. The problem with that is the characters are teenagers and in my opinion, teenagers should not be allowed to run around the worlds "biggest urban playground" without some sort of consequences for there actions. In the television series, at least the parents are involved and seem at least a bit interested in the lives of there children. This book was shallow and devoid of any moral compass. The ending was left open, which I HATE. There should have been some sort of retribution, even if these people have all the money in the world, there has to be a price too high to pay. Maybe, just maybe that is the whole point but I had to reach so deep to find it, I doubt that it is true. I wouldn't want my teen reading this book. ( )
faith42love | May 24, 2009 |  
I LOVE Gossip Girl. I was soo excited to get this book. I watch their episodes all the time and i loved this book i was almost drowining in it! This book is making me read the WHOLE series!
smashleey13 | Apr 23, 2009 |  
I read this years ago when I was in middle school. I don't remember much about it except that it was good enough for me to keep reading the other books. ( )
shmuffin | Apr 16, 2009 |  
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"Scandal is gossip made tedious by morality." Oscar Wilde
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Ever wonder what the lives of the chosen ones are really like?
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0316910333, Paperback)

lder teens and adult readers can't get enough of Gossip Girl, the anonymous narrator who made her catty debut in the bestselling Gossip Girl and titillated readers in the juicy sequel, You Know You Love Me. Now in All I Want Is Everything, readers will love her even more as Gossip Girl dishes up dose after hefty dose of dirt on all her friends-New York's wealthiest private school teens. Sharp wit, intriguing characters, and high-stakes melodrama drive the action of this wildly popular new series.

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