Talent11 reviews Zoey Dean Razorbill, 2008 Great Book + FUN!!! + Breezy, lighthearted, fun...I can't wait for the sequel! + The Compulsive Reader's Reviews             The Undomestic Goddess Sophie Kinsella Books on Tape, 2005             Life As We Knew It76 reviews Susan Beth Pfeffer Harcourt Children's Books, 2006 Amazing Book! + This One Will Stay With You! + A pleasant and painful read + Great Book! + The perfect diet book             English as a Second Language48 reviews Megan Crane Grand Central Publishing, 2004 Wasn't in it for the love story... + fast and fun read I loved this book precisely because it wasn't about finding love. It was the story of Alex Brennan finding out who she was and what she wanted to do with her life. I loved Alex because her personality resonated with me...and because at 26 she's turned her life upside down and hauled her ass ...             Goodbye, Grace? #2 (English Roses, The)2 reviews Madonna Puffin, 2007 grace + A+++++transaction perfect story for a girl between 7 and 13. Best "level"reading is 3rd grade BUT my brilliant 5th grader says it is her faveorite series.             Friends for Life! #1 (English Roses, The)1 review Madonna Puffin, 2007 these books make a wonderful gift to give and you can keep adding to give a collection i have been a fan of madonna her whole career and i love these sweet books..the illustrator did a fabulous job and the whole book is cheerful and fun...             Gossip Girl, The Carlyles #1 (Gossip Girl)15 reviews Cecily von Ziegesar Poppy, 2008 Its GOSSIP GIRL DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! + Pretty Good Start + New characters, same great Gossip Girl I've been reading these books from book 1, I'm am a lover of Gossip girl and i always will be. This book is really great .             Love, Hollywood Style (Simon Romantic Comedies)2 reviews P.J. Ruditis Simon Pulse, 2008 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Great Easy Read Tracy is working as a tour guide at Sovereign Studios the summer before she starts at UCLA as a freshman. Though there have never been a draught of first dates for Tracy, there is always something that leaves her not wanting a second date with prospective beaus. When Connor walks into the ...             The X-Files: I Want to Believe (X-Files (Harper Entertainment))5 reviews Max Allan Collins HarperEntertainment, 2008 Great Book + Great book! + I love the little extras in book + Like watching the movie, whenever you want for one price!             Swapping Lives81 reviews Jane Green Plume, 2007 Definitely Fun! I usually give chick lits a three-star for various reasons; they're easy to read and it doesn't take much mental energy to read them; they're predictable; they're usually the same, where woman meets boy, falls in lust and gets her heart broken or captures her prince; it's always about single women. ...             More Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet4 reviews Lola Douglas Razorbill, 2008 Another chapter in the crazy life of a Hollywood starlet + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Best of Both Worlds Claudia Miller returns to life in Fort Wayne, Indiana, though now she has been outed as famous starlet Morgan Carter. Readers met Morgan in TRUE CONFESSIONS OF A HOLLYWOOD STARLET as she went into hiding in Fort Wayne after almost overdosing to death and a stint in rehab. She was supposed to lay ...             Confessions of an Almost-Movie Star (Berkley Jam Books)9 reviews Mary Kennedy Berkley Trade, 2005 A great summer read. + The movie set as workplace - very nicely done + I liked it! This is the first of Mary Kennedy's books that I've read. I really enjoyed it. It has all the great things that a teen book should have. Movie stars, a dream come true, back stabbers, and a mystery to be solved. Do pick up a copy for yourself. I'm looking forward to reading the sequel and other ...             A Hollywood Ending9 reviews Robyn Sisman Plume, 2008 Sisman shines like a star in A Hollywood Ending + From S. Krishna's Books + Charming tale of Romance! We are only a few weeks into summer and I have already breezed through a small stack of fun, frivilous, no real educational value but total candy for the brain, beach reads: Jane Green's Second Chances, Something Borrowed and Something Blue by Emily Giffin, A Dangerous Dress by Julie Holden. They ...             Westminster Abby (S.A.S.S.)5 reviews Micol Ostow Puffin, 2005 London Here I Come! + Charming Read That Leaves Something to Be Desired + A Good Start to The Series for Me... + westminster wacky             Notes from a Small Island277 reviews Bill Bryson, 1997 Bless Bill Bryson + Notes from a Gonna Be Big Author If there is anyone out there who has never read Bill Bryson I urge you to start. His books will warm your heart and make you laugh out loud....you can't stay blue or depressed when you're engrossed in one of his works. In spite of his penchant for being an Anglophile (no doubt because he's married ...             French By Heart: An American Family's Adventures in La Belle France14 reviews Rebecca S. Ramsey Broadway, 2007 Good Read + bon livre! + Charming but not saccharine + A quick summer read             How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls15 reviews Zoey Dean Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Great Read + Fun light read + Cinderalla Story in the World of the Uber Rich Megan Smith lives in NYC and works as a secretary for a fashion magazine doing captions for photos. She would rather be working for a more well respected magazine, but stays put. That is until she gets fired. Her boss tells her that she is is not suited for that kind of job. Her boss tells her ...             Pilot Episode #1 (The Show)1 review Jordan Cooke Grosset & Dunlap, 2008 Courtesy of Teens Read Too Corliss's uncle landed her an internship on TV's hottest upcoming show. Unfortunately, she didn't realize that she'd be spending her days breaking up the on-set couple, trying to help a washed-up star, and smoothing out issues on set -- all while keeping the producer's ego intact. It wasn't ...             Oscar Season: A Novel5 reviews Mary McNamara Simon & Schuster, 2008 Engaging! + an enjoyable read + up front and personal look at the Oscar gala I was surprised at how quickly I was caught up in this book. Usually it takes many pages before I get really involved in a book's characters and plot, but that happened right away with Oscar Season. The plot moves along quickly and I had a lot of fun trying to figure out who did what and why - ...             A Hopeless Romantic6 reviews Harriet Evans Downtown Press, 2007 Unexpected Surprise + The Best Chick Lit I've read in a while!! + Harriet Evans is great + Another Wonderful Book From Harriet Evans + Lots of fun