lol I've read this so many times. It annoys me but I also enjoy it. ( )

As with other of Meg Cabot's work, I enjoyed the engaging style it was written in, but didn't agree with all the content. An agreeable main character was probably my highlight. ( )

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I liked this book, in ways that I really didn't think I would. I had pre-conceived ideas about Teen Idol (I mean, reading the back cover synopsis who wouldn't?) But Meg Cabot did something she tends to do a lot --something I tend to forget and therefore don't give her credit for-- she surprised me!


I mean, come on! I can guarantee that at least 99% of reader assumed that Jenny -- the main character-- was going to fall for the super hot, super famous Luke... Only she didn't! The reason why? She had already fallen head over heels for a certain someone, a certain someone who shared the same taste in literature as her (which, believe me isn't easy to find --a guy with the same taste in books--) and could cook!


And, Cabot really intrigued me by making sure that not only did I not realise Jen wasn't falling for Luke for a while --she was too busy realising she was already in love with the cute editor-in-cheif of the school newspaper-- but that the reason I didn't realise this was because Jenny herself didn't realise it..

It was cute, and if you're looking for a light read then this is the perfect choice!

Over and out, T x ( )

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I liked this book, in ways that I really didn't think I would. I had pre-conceived ideas about Teen Idol (I mean, reading the back cover synopsis who wouldn't?) But Meg Cabot did something she tends to do a lot --something I tend to forget and therefore don't give her credit for-- she surprised me!


I mean, come on! I can guarantee that at least 99% of reader assumed that Jenny -- the main character-- was going to fall for the super hot, super famous Luke... Only she didn't! The reason why? She had already fallen head over heels for a certain someone, a certain someone who shared the same taste in literature as her (which, believe me isn't easy to find --a guy with the same taste in books--) and could cook!


And, Cabot really intrigued me by making sure that not only did I not realise Jen wasn't falling for Luke for a while --she was too busy realising she was already in love with the cute editor-in-cheif of the school newspaper-- but that the reason I didn't realise this was because Jenny herself didn't realise it..

It was cute, and if you're looking for a light read then this is the perfect choice!

Over and out, T x ( )

It was absolute cheese but probably the tastiest I've ever had the opportunity to bite into. It's probably the number two classic idea for a YA story, right behind magical boarding schools. However, despite being done a million times before, it was still a very enjoyable read. Meg Cabot always does a great job with her books and the characters' voices are always very vibrant to me. I loved it! ( )