Jessica Darling's It List 2: The (Totally Not) Guaranteed Guide to Friends, Foes & Faux Friends by Megan McCafferty

3.59 AVERAGE

stargirlcaraway's review against another edition

3.0
I watched the movie of book 1 last week on Netflix and loved it and was sad there wasn't more. Imagine my pleasure when I stumbled upon books 2 and 3 at the library today! Super cute and fun, but still kinda has something to say. I love juvenile fiction. Read this one cover to cover and immediately started book 3 right after

kellyhager's review against another edition

5.0
As you know, I am insanely in love with Jessica Darling and have been since I was in college. I love this whole MG series because I'll be able to give it to my goddaughter in a couple of years and my niece in 8-10 years. I'm so excited that they'll be able to grow up with her. (Although seeing as how I met her when she was in high school and we went through college and early adulthood together, you can make the case that I grew up with her, too.)

As far as the MG books go, I preferred this one to the first one. Jessica seems a lot more like herself and her friendship with Hope (and with our Marcus Flutie) is really starting to develop. I would be willing to bet that by the next book, we'll definitely see the Jessica Darling we know and love.

(Speaking of, there's a reference to the later series that seriously made me shriek and then grin like a freak.)

I love these books. You should read them if you haven't already.

Highly recommended.