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fyrekatz's review against another edition
3.0
I only liked the end where she grew a pair and yelled at Lauren! :)
not my fav Meg Cabot Book!
not my fav Meg Cabot Book!
jeslyncat's review against another edition
4.0
Another great character of Cabot's that makes you want to keep reading even though the plot is a little over the top.
munlight's review against another edition
3.0
This was an interesting book, but the ending was expected and typical.
hpitcher15's review against another edition
it was an ok book. completely predictable and also kind of annoying in how oblivious the main character was.
rebeshelton's review against another edition
3.0
Meg Cabot remains one of my favorite authors. Who else can write a book about high school popularity and have it appeal to all age groups (well at least that's how I feel). I've mostly given up these corny high school drama books, but I will always read anything by Meg and enjoy it.
_camk_'s review against another edition
4.0
How to Be Popular is a funny and light hearted read that looks at what most girls go through in secondary/high school - how to fit in.
thisismenow's review against another edition
4.0
This book was so funny. I loved everything about it. Steph was a realistic character that anyone who's ever been unpopular can relate to, but besides from being a social pariah, she's also funny and witty. The book is also very fresh and new, with it's references to popular culture. All of the characters are realistic, and Steph's friends, Becca and Jason, are fun and different as well. It was such a fun read that I found myself laughing and cringing right along with the main character.