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Title: How to Be Popular
ISBN: 0060880147
Author:
Meg Cabot
Publicate Date: 2008-03-01
Publish: 2008-03-01
List Price: $8.99
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: Thanks!
12 y/o had look at a copy a friend had and wanted her own to read - she enjoys it - thanks!
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2: Not her best
But I still liked it a lot. I just felt more bad things could of happened to keep me on the edge. It wasn't boring persay, but it deffinatley could of been stronger. This is proably her worst book and i've read all but two except for her Princess Diaries Series. This is her worst and its still 4 stars, and that says something. Her best book is Avalon High. all the books in between are amazing!
Read 'em all!
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3: Not My Favorite but Good!
I liked the book alot...I now want to read more of Meg's books. I think you have to be into girly books to read it. I recommended it to my best friend and she loved it.
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4: The Compulsive Reader's Reviews
Steph Landry certainly wouldn't be classified as popular. The entire popular group at school hates her for something that was an accident. Her mom isn't too awful happy with her right now due to the fact that she's still talking to her grandfather, who sold land to developers, thus putting the family business in jeopardy. But Steph's determination to be well liked is in full throttle when she finds a book with detailed instructions on how to become popular. But it might get her more than she bargained for...
How to be Popular is yet another one of Cabot's many novels that capture the angst, vibrancy, and drama of teenage life perfectly. Though it may seem like Steph's instant popularity is a bit of a fluke, this is a novel that caters to both sides, as Steph realizes that popularity with the "In Crowd" may be fun, but is not the greener side of the pasture, and that being well liked among her own group of friends and people she actually likes is way more important. Besides the story being lively and entertaining, the advice that Steph follows is helpful and on the ball, and will appeal to the readers as much as the story does, creating yet another fun and instantly likable novel for the scads of Cabot fans.
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5: Cute by nothing memorable
I am a big fan of Meg Cabot's adult books, and a couple of her YA. I read How to be Popular looking for some light, entertaining reading. It was alright, not bad, but not anything that kept making me want to read. It wasn't a total waste of time, but had I known what it would be like, I probably would have skipped it. After having read Geek High and especially Cindy Ella, this book paled in comparison.
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