I liked this book but I didn't love it. The main character, Tessa, is the perkiest cheerleader that I have ever heard of and I do realize that there are people out in the world that are like that no matter what is happening in there lives. If she was just a cheerleader, even the captain of the cheer squad, I could understand her attitude but to be that perky and to be spying on people to see if they are cheating in there relationships.....with the results that they found......no way!Cheerleading and spying on other high school students isn't Tessa's whole life her boyfriend Aiden is a huge part of her life, until Christian shows up! Will the perfect cheerleader end up cheating? Will Aiden end up cheating? You will have to read the book to find out! Eh. Eh. Eh. When I think about this book words such as pathetic, unrealistic, gag, come to mind. Wonder why? Well here you have it:The main character is trying to disprove the stereotype of cheerleaders by coming off as a "strong, intellectual, independant woman." Yeah, that did not work. I didn't catch when things started falling apart for her. She just sort of stated that for us. She was incredibley dependent on her Sweety! Gosh, their 'relationship' made me want to gag. All they did was have sex after he gave her a pedicore, which is just weird. She called him her :sweety, adorable, boyfriend, and occasionally by his first name.The intellectual part of the book was none-existent. She used words such as fab (minus the --ulous) totally and some weird ass phrases such as: bake and shake! Strawberry Smoothie! Capt'N Crunch! Cinnamon Toast! and much more none-sense. Also, there was no greater meaning to this book, no life lessons. NADA. She is SUCH a hyprocrite! I "love" how she has a thing with cursing. Horrible! Don't you dare curse next to the dictator! But breaking into boys homes, stealing their SIM card, stalking them, placing hidden cameras is perfectly swell & moral.OK. I see the logic in that. The plot wasn't completley boring, it had potential but it was too flawed. 100% success rate? whom is she kidding?!?!Oh yeah it gets better. When the sister wore tight skirts and low-cut shirts, then she was obviously a prostitute but when Tess wore her uniform (everyday) and as she ran, her undies were on full display, that's appropriate. You can imagen why I'm not a fan. The ending sort of makes me want to ever-so-slighty read the next one but seriously? I doubt it'll get better. Although this was pretty low..
Do You like book The Naughty List (2010)?
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