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Loading... All I Want Is Everythingby Cecily Von Ziegesar
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I don't remember much about what this book was about, but when the Gossip Girl books first came out, I was 15 and me and all my friends thought they were the best books ever! It also made us feel more grown up, I think, to be reading things we knew our parents wouldn't want us to. ( )The 3rd of the series just continues with more fighting over guys, going to luxurious parties, spending lots of money on expensive clothing. One of the main characters, Blair decides to steal a pair of pajama pants for her boyfriend and one of her best friends sees even though they were in a fight. Serena was simply being a good friend. This is the 3rd Gossip Girl book and it is really good. it kept my attention the whole time and it made me want to read more. Why are these books so good? I don't know - but they are. I have to talk myself down from immediately reading the next one because I know I will be upset if I whip through all of them too quickly. As long as you don't take it too seriously, it's entertaining and fun. 0.089 seconds to build listing no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com (ISBN 0316912123, Paperback)S and B and J and N are back, along with A, D, V, and assorted other rich, catty Manhattan teenagers in this third installment of the Gossip Girl series. An omniscient and anonymous narrator keeps track of the scene in www.gossipgirl.net (now an actual site), where the rumors fly, backs are stabbed, and celebrity sightings are dutifully reported. Serena (S) and Blair (B) are best friends again, shoring each other up as Blair faces life without her ex, Nate, who has hooked up with a sweet, busty 14-year-old, and Serena fends off advances from drop-dead-gorgeous rock star, Flow. Life’s rough. Meanwhile, Vanessa and Dan play the will-he/won’t-he game of sex, and Aaron tries to thwart his own crush on new stepsister Blair.They’re the teens you love to hate, and yet it’s not all trash. Beneath the designer name-obsessed veneer and the nasty soap opera quality of Gossip Girl novels, there’s plenty that’s true and real for any teenager. Angst, creative passion, love, college applications, drinking, smoking, sex…sure, these kids are obnoxious and spoiled, but their core issues are not a million miles away from every other teen’s. And you know you love it. (Ages 14 and older) --Emilie Coulter (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:20 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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