It's Not Easy Being Mean by Lisi Harrison

Its Not Easy Being Mean by Lisi Harrison

Massie: being the queen of O.C.D. has been easy for her now when she heard of the secret of the Alpha Room, she is determined to win and find the hidden key. Only problem is that the key is hidden in a Briarwood boy's room! But what's even worse is that LBR Layne is getting closer to finding the key than she is!

Kristen: has always been the star of the team. But what happens when her spotlight is taken away when her friends join the team...?

Alicia: is using her gossip skills to sneak into Briarwood boys' rooms to find the key.

Dylan: heard depression makes people loose weight. She hopes to hear some sad news soon because she has been popping donut holes like someone would pop Tic-Tacs.

Claire: being famous ain't all glitter and gold. Her agent took away her gummies and made her do terrible things to become more "edgy". And all the meetings with lawyers and producers are taking up all her time with the Pretty Committee and Cam! Is fame worth it?

Meh. Didn't like this book much. But it was....interesting. It was kind of random. Also, I thought this book was kind of pointless. I didn't like the romance in this book (all of the books) seems too serious of a relationship for middle schoolers.

Dial "L" For Loser by Lisi Harrison

Dial "L" For Loser by Lisi Harrison

Massie: The Pretty Committee is soooo close into being readmitted into O.C.D.! But when director Rupert Mann recruit the girls for his new movie "Dial L For Loser", its hello L.A. goodbye Westchester. But when they arrive to Hollywood, everyone is treating Claire as the star! What the...?

Alicia: Being O.C.D.'s announcer really helped her for her new job....as the Daily Grind's movie-set reporter!

Kristen: being grounded in Westchester isn't all that bad. Especially if there are "certain people's" crushes hanging out with her.

Dylan: had just started an all-Bran diet. Good thing she wasn't invited to L.A. because she's running to the bathroom all the time.

Claire: Finally gets to be famous. Along with meeting a hot teen starlet. She's living the dream! But what happens when Cam catches her kissing the Hollywood hottie?

Hmm, this book was interesting, but it was really...catty and backstabbing. More than usual even. So yeah. I liked it but it was too mean for my taste.

Sk8er Boy by Mari Mancusi

Sk8er Boy by Mari Mancusi

Fifteen year old Dawn Miller cannot believe that perfect grades, shopping with her girlfriends and joining every extracurricular activity recommended by her parents is all there is to life. She is bored and tired and figures Harvard, her parents' goal for her, is still a few years away. How will she survive going through this torture? And skipping Yearbook every now and then is hard enough.

But when she makes a new friend Starr, who introduces her to world of skaters and punks. This is an exciting and not to mention rebellious act on Dawn's part, but breaking away from her parents is farthest from her mind when she meets intelligent and nice skater Sean McNally. She knows her boring and overprotective parents would denounce this heart throb as a punk from the wrong side of town, but then again they would shoo away any boy wanting to date her before she graduates from Harvard. How will she make her parents realize Sean is not all he seems, and not to judge a boy by his cover?

I really liked this book actually. It is really good despite its sort of cheesy plot. It was a bit girly because Dawn is a total 'Barbie' but later she becomes more carefree and less girly.