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Tues, Nov 16, PM E. Wed, Nov 17, PM E. Thu, Nov 18, PM E. Fri, Nov 19, AM E. Fri, Nov 19, PM E. Sat, Nov 20, AM E. Sat, Nov 20, PM E. SnowAngel: hey, mads! SnowAngel: did u get the daisy i put in your locker?

SnowAngel: i just know that the end of the summer always throws u into a funk, so i wanted to do something to defunkify u.

SnowAngel: why did that depress u? SnowAngel: at least u and zoe r in the same homeroom. SnowAngel: and thank god all three of us have the same lunch period. SnowAngel: come on, it would suck to have your friends drop u like that.

SnowAngel: and catherine tweeted the condensed version. SnowAngel: read the tweet. SnowAngel: and my arms gave out before she counted to three.

SnowAngel: first u have to say it: maddie, angela, and zoe—together forever! SnowAngel: atta girl, mads. SnowAngel: zoe! SnowAngel: i gave one to maddie too. SnowAngel: a fabulous start to a fabulous year. SnowAngel: yeah, baby. SnowAngel: right. SnowAngel: yr point…? SnowAngel: ha. If the story is told purely by IMs then it has to be dialogue driven, instead this is an event driven plot. There is no character development in the dialogue, so we never witness the girls change we only hear about it second hand.

I gave it plus one star for sticking to pure IMs, but this is really a one star book. This was an assigned reading for my Writing for Young Adult uni course this semester. This is not going to be a long review, because honestly, there's not much to talk about. The story of three friends, Maddie, Zoe, and Angela, is told completely in the form of sms messaging.

They all have their own personalities; Maddie is the rebel, Zoe the goodie-goodie who goes to church, and Angela is obsessed with boys. Maybe this is meant to represent the typical teenager. But what is showed is that they ar This was an assigned reading for my Writing for Young Adult uni course this semester. But what is showed is that they are typically boring. First world problems abound! I was a teenager, a long time ago now, so maybe it's my age talking, but man could they make mountains out of molehills.

And even your friends can be bitches to you when your a 15 year old girl. It was fucking annoying. Throughout the whole book nothing really happens.

Why not address some issues that are important to adolescence instead of toeing the line? There were no pertinent questions raised that would really challenge a young reader. That's why it took me about a day to finish this book because nothing of importance happens. And the solution to the major issue, Zoe being seduced by a Catholic teacher at her school, was so childish.

This is a major problem, and what it's just going to stop because her friends played a prank on him? If he is a predator he will keep going or move on to another girl, but we'll just treat this light and fluffy. The way it was written was an interesting experiment, but it took a while to get used to, and to make sure you knew who was who and what day it was. I ready this on my kobo ereader, so all the characters were in different colours or bold, and while this is fine, to stop confusion, you need to make sure the formatting is great, but there were times characters were in the wrong colour and things like that.

I wasn't attached to any of them at all, and this is because I felt like we only saw the surface and didn't delve any deeper. In the end, this book was simple, and didn't really have a point. And I said this review was going to be short! Nov 18, Meghan rated it did not like it.

So, a couple of days ago, I picked up this book because the author's coming to my local bookstore in a couple weekends. And I wish I hadn't. I'm fifteen, in tenth grade, so I think I'm supposedly the target audience for this book, because that's how old the characters were. Well, I absolutely hated it. Honestly, "true to life"? This is nothing like the current lives of a couple of teenagers. It seems as though the author doesn't seem to know this, but today's teenagers don't have the TIME to pour out of their souls IM-ing about They were constantly on IM and all they talked about were a boys, b their friend not talking to them, c a creepy teacher, and d a road trip.

For around pages! There was no plot whatsoever, not that there usually is in IMs, but honestly? To make this book interesting something should've happened to the girls that was actually worth talking about! The other thing that was terrible about this book were the characters. They were just so They sounded like and behaved like 12 year olds.

However, I didn't have any problems with the girls' behavior and language because, honestly? Most teenage girls are worse than that. I'm not, but I'm the exception. I respect the author for getting that ONE thing right.

Aug 03, emerald-isle-reads rated it liked it Shelves: contemporary. WHY do you plant these things in my head? Overall Thoughts This was a super fun, easy and cute series. Sep 11, Jenny rated it really liked it.

Nov 27, Marissa rated it did not like it Recommends it for: no one. Shelves: own. After reading this I wanted to just throw the book across the room. I picked this book up because I thought the idea of writing a book entirely in im was interesting. I read this when I was I could not find a plot then and I cannot find a plot now.

A few events happen that are discussed over im the creepy teacher, and their friend not talking to them for example but there was no real plot and these little events did not add anything to the story. I guess the climax of the book wo Horrible.

I guess the climax of the book would be when the girls are talking about what happened to their friend and the creepy teacher. They all got together to help their friend and then laughed about it on im. The incident with the teacher was what bothered me the most. All the reader got to see was the three girls talking about the event in past tense and then laughing about it. I had no sympathy for the girl. I feel that this kind of a scene could have been done well in im but this book is not an example of it.

The character development was poor and I was unable to connect with any of the characters. I was a 15 year old girl at the time who liked to im and I still did not care about the characters.

The book was supposed to be about friendship but I found it pointless and a waste of time. The book was also very quick to read. Save your money. Mar 27, Jackie Marrs rated it really liked it Recommends it for: teen girls. Shelves: young-adult. This had some intense issues in it. I feel like they were well handled and not so in your face since everything was through IM. But still! Why did the creepy teacher have to be a "Christian"??!!

Stop preying on underage children, teachers!!! And poor, poor Maddie. Good Lord. Stupid popularity crap. Stupid Jana. I hate Jana for them. Oct 20, Mummy Cat Claire rated it did not like it Shelves: will-not-read , wtf. Saw some pages of this book on fb that someone posted. Sad that this is geared towards children. Content: horrible language, use of many different words for sex and sexual talk between friends. Oct 14, Karen rated it did not like it. Ug, I can't believe this book got published!

I picked it up because when I saw it was on the banned book list I was curious. I've seen so many of my 6th grade students read it, but I really wish I could discourage them. This book was on the banned list due to content not appropriate for young adults. I think the content may be fine for high school students, but it is definitely not something 6th graders need to be reading. The book is dedicated to The Beers Bros.

That should say something right Ug, I can't believe this book got published! That should say something right there. The entire book is told in instant message format, but it could have at least have been done with some class. There is not one bit of grammatical integrity at all. As a writing teacher, I can't stand this. Good reading should include some modeling of appropriate use of language. Parents, I strongly urge you to preview this book before allowing your young teenager to read it!

I don't believe in censorship, but I do believe parents should know what their children are reading and make informed decisions. I will be honest I didn't read past the first few pages because I was so turned off. I got bored reading the first couple of pages that decided to stop. I hated most of the decisions the girls made in this book, it made me angry tbh.

But i liked the dialogues, and i got excited at the end of the book. Jan 16, Gary Butler rated it it was ok Shelves: drama. Number out of on my all time book list. Aug 05, Kim rated it liked it Shelves: ya , funny , This book is funny and very easy to read. The IM's are not confusing, you don't have to think hard to know who's talking. The fonts and colours are very helpful. But just the characters are easy to distinguish. When you do this kind of thing you have to make sure that it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who's who because then you lose the reader.

So each character's got to be an individual. And that was well done with this book. One's into her teacher and is into religion too. The o This book is funny and very easy to read. The other seeks popularity and ends up getting burned. While the last is just boy crazy, and almost over the top. So if you're looking for something that isn't too personal and deep. Because the IM format doesn't give much insight into the minds of the characters. That's the book for you.

Jul 22, Katie Kitkatscanread rated it really liked it. Actual rating: 3. I like how it's structured like an instant messenger. Reminds me of the good old days with MSN messenger haha. I liked how we learned about the 3 girl's lives just through this way. There's no main protagonist which made it interesting. Three best friends dealing with normal high school problems. I did find it intriguing and couldn't put it down.