Queen B
Author: Laura Peyton Roberts
Previous Work: (In Alphabetical Order)
Clearwater Crossing Series
Ghost of a Chance
Green
Summary:
My Personal Philosophy of Talent
by Cassie Howard
by Cassie Howard
I have this theory that everybody has a talent. Rich, poor,
clueless—it doesn't matter. I honestly believe that every human
being on earth is born with one special gift. The problem is,
not all talents are created equal. People think that talent means
you sing, or dance, or act. But those are the glory talents, the
ones that everyone wants, and for every diva out there, about
a million other people are walking around with one of the
lesser gifts, the kind that don't get their own videos.
not all talents are created equal. People think that talent means
you sing, or dance, or act. But those are the glory talents, the
ones that everyone wants, and for every diva out there, about
a million other people are walking around with one of the
lesser gifts, the kind that don't get their own videos.
Everyone has a talent, is Cassie's philosophy. They could
be normal and simple, like whistling. Or they could be like
hers- always getting second place. She's tired of her
talent and so when her nemesis sets out to have the new
boy Kevin (who Cassie has a crush on) as her boyfriend
Cassie is determined to stop her in any way possible.
(Queen B is about what happens after this book.)
Rating: 4
Awards: (For Queen of Second Place)
Florida Teens Read List
Young Adult Sequoyah Masterlist
(For Queen B)
Flamingnet Top Choice Award Winner
Sweet 16 Magazine "Super Summer Read"
Kliatt starred review
Opinion: This book has a really interesting format. You
start in the middle, with Cassie in detention, and she
catches you up. The characters are quirky and Cassie is
real. The only reason these books aren't a 5 is because at
points the book is stressful. These are really good books
to read.
The book sounds good, and I don't think that it being stressful is that bad because it makes you want to keep reading it, but that has has it's own problems and issues. I think I might read this book!
ReplyDeleteCatching up on comments! Cool to think you might read it!
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