Showing posts with label Meg Cabot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meg Cabot. Show all posts

Being Nikki by Meg Cabot



Em was sure there couldn't be anything worse than being a brainiac the body of a teenaged supermodel.

But it turned out she was wrong. Because that supermodel could turn out to have a mother who's gone mysteriously missing, a brother who's shown up on her doorstep demanding answers, a former best friend who's intent on destroying Stark Enterprises to avenge the death of his lost love, and a British heartthrob who's written a song about her that's topping the charts.
How can Em balance all that with school, runway shows, and weekend jaunts to St. Johns - especially when she's got ex-boyfriends crawling out of the woodwork who want more than just a photo op; a sister who is headed to the high school cheerleading championships; a company she represents that seems to be turning to the dark side...

Not to mention trying to convince the love of her life that models aren't really airheads after all...especially one model in particular.
But then, nobody said it was going to be easy being Nikki."

Wow! Meg Cabot did an amazing job, yet again! When I read the first one, I definetly knew I had to read the second one as well, now all I want to read is the third one! The plot is good and unlike most books that Meg Cabot writes, it is science fiction and about body swapping, but yet, you can still tell it's Meg Cabot from the great romance scenes!

Avalon High


Avalon High by Meg Cabot

Who is Will Wagner, and how does Ellie, the new girl at Avalon High, feels that she's known him all her life, instead of just meeting him?

Ellie is no one special, the girl who floats on a raft in her backyard pool, the one who runs track with her track friends, the one with parents who are medieval professors, the new girl at Avalon High who moved from St. Paul, Minnesota.
Avalon High may seem like any regular high school with Lance, the jock, Jennifer, the cheerleader, and Will, the quarterback, the senior class president, the all-round good guy.
But not everyone at Avalon High are who they appear to be, not even Ellie herself. What part does she play in the unfolding drama? What if the strange chain of events and coincidences she has pieced together means-as with the court of King Arthur-tragedy is fast approaching Avalon High? And what if Ellie can do nothing to stop it?

I thought this book wasn't the best Meg Cabot book i read so far, but it was interesting learning a bit about Arthurian(?) legend, (as in King Arthur, Lancelot, Guenevere, The Lady Of The Lake, Merlin, etc) and how the author transferred the Arthurian(?) legend, to modern life events, to make it more realistic, and believable.

How To Be Popular


How To Be Popular by Meg Cabot

Who wants to be popular?
Everyone does. Well atleast Steph Laundry does. But after a certain, Super Big Cherry Big Gulp (a type of cherry soda apparently) catastrophe in the 6th grade, after 5 years of embarrassment and shunning, her chances of being popular is close to zero, zip, none. Not only that, her only friends are a scrapbooking country girl, Becca (not that scrapbooking is bad), and her best friend Jason, who had a passion for astromony, who had turned hot before her eyes, but still. But with her secret weapon, an old book called "How To Be Popular" she is determined to make all her classmates realize that she is not the idiot who they joke about(apparently they have a joke that goes like this "oh don't pull a Steph Laundry" or "Stop being such a Steph") and is a girl who is meant to be the queen of the school.

I honestly thought that this book was pretty boring, and not that intresting, I mean the plot is okay, but it doesn't pull you foward, but it was intresting. I liked how they had "pages" from the book, and a little "side story" to it about her grandpa and his new bride Kitty. Hmm, for some reason I've been reading alot of Meg Cabot books recently...I dunno. Maybe I should read some other book now...

Airhead


Airhead by Meg Cabot

Meet Emerson (Em for short) and tomboy who loves video games, hates girly things, and hates stars and idols. Her best friend is named Chrisopher, who is not only her best friend, but also her secret crush.

Meet Nikki Howard. The New "it" girl, the teen supermodel, every girl's idol. on the front page
magzines, is every entertainment show and is papparazzied (papparazzi? is that how you spell it?). She has an on/off boyfriend, along with many crushes.

But what if Em's brain was transplanted into Nikki's body? Will Em survive the life of a model?
Will she convince Chris that not all models are airheads? Will she be Nikki Howard or be herself?
TO FIND OUT READ AIR HEAD BY MEG CABOT!


I honestly thought this book was a little creepy, not gory or bloody or horror creepy, but the brain transfer thing, kinda eerie....This book was intresting how it showed that modeling is not what it looks like and it's not all fun and games, along with being a celeb. It's also intresting how it's in a tomboy's view as a model, not a girly girl. hehehehe I tried doing the kind of review that is a "to find out read this book" review, i haven't did this kind of review in a long time :D

Ready Or Not?


Ready Or Not by Meg Cabot


~~~DO NOT READ UNLESS ALREADY READ ALL AMERICAN GIRL~~~~~~



~~~~~~~~~SPOILERS!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is the sequel to my previous post All American Girl.
Sam still thinks her lifes sucks, even though she has been in a steady relationship with the president's son, David. But here are the top ten reasons her life sucks:
10. She's spending her Thanksgiving at Camp David

9.With her boyfriend, the president's son

8. Who wants to take things to the Next Level

7. Which Sam accidently announced on MTV

6.While discueeing the president's dubious policies on families, and morals, and yes, sex

5.While juggling her new afterschool job at Potomac Video

4.Even thoug she's already the (obviouly unpaid) teen ambassador to the UN

3. Getting accosted beacuse she's "the redheaded girl who saved the president's life" despite her new hair color

2. Dealing with her popular sister, Lucy, for once can not get the guy she wants

and #1?
Finding out the hard way that in art class "life drawing" means "naked people"


I admit this was pretty mature compared to the first book All American Girl, and I honestly liked the first book better....this one was actually really boring compared to the other book, and other Meg Cabot books, such as All American Girl, Princess Diaries, Teen Idol, etc. Even though I already mentioned this, but this is a MATURE book, not meant for people who can't handle mature stuff, but not as bad as Breaking Dawn...you know the Bella part....at Esme Island....(?is it called Esme Island? I don't remeber....)

All-American Girl


All American Girl by Meg Cabot



Sam Madison is the gothy artist at her school. Popular? eeh not so much. Dating? In her dreams.

Why Sam thinks her life sucks:

1. She is selling celeberty pictures (she had drawn)

2.She got caught selling the pictures

3.She has to go to Susan Boone's art school for art lessons

4. She has a crush on her sister's boyfriend, Jack

5. Her older sister, Lucy is the queen of the school

6. Her younger sister is a certified genius

7. She just saved the president from being assasinated

8. the whole world thinks she's a hero (even though she doesn't think so)

9.She has been appointed teen ambassador to the UN

And 10. the president's son, David might just be in love with her


I liked this book alot, i finished it in 2 days :D! Its intresting how this story is told, because after every few chapters there is a list that Sam has made like:
Why I Can't Stand My Sister Lucy
Why I Want To Be Gwen Stefani
What Not To Do At A Press Conference
etc.
and instead of a perfect girly girl, the main character is different, not in the "in" crowd, gothic, artist, and into ska music girl.

Teen Idol


Teen Idol by Meg Cabot

Ordinary nice to everyone Jenny Greenley is good at keeping secrets, she's the school's secret advice colummist. She's so good at keeping secrets, that when Luke Striker, the hottest Hollywood star come to her small town to research a role of his upcoming movie, and Jenny, is in charge of keeping his identity secret (his "undercover" name is Lucas Smith). But of course, when Luke arrives he doesn't make Jenny's job easy and soon everyone, the school, the town, the paparazzi, etc knows that "Lucas Smith" is actually Luke Striker, and Jenny is caught in the middle of all of the chaos.

I loved this book, i finished it in 2 days :). this is approx. 293 pages long. I liked this book because its easy to relate to (besides the Luke Striker part) and its entertaining. I like romance books that are not too gushy, and this is a good one, Meg Cabot is a great writer, her books are very good and entertaining, (ps she wrote the "Princess Diaries".

"Brisk and bubbly. Snappy and fun."
-Publisher Weekly(starred review)

"Even better that Cabot's Princess Diaries series."
-KLIATT(starred review)

"Instantly engaging."
-Kirkus Reviews

"Thoroughly enjoyable."
-VOYA