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The DUFF: Designated Ugly Fat Friend
by Kody Keplinger
This one was full of cliches.
There was the not-so-popular girl, Bianca and the hot guy Wesley. She claims to hate him but then kisses him and then they start to hook up on regular bases.
Then comes the drama with her girlfriends. Then drama with her family. Then she realizes she's in love with the hot guy she's supposed to hate.
Then they have this huge fight. Then she has this big-ass revelation and after some time, they kiss and make up. Wohhooo, happy ending for everyone!
Like I said, cliches.
BUT, even though I could predict almost every single thing in this book, I still couldn't put it down. I mean, I finished it almost in one day and I am f-ing proud of myself because I've never finished a book in a day. Yay me!!
You might think I'm being cynical for bringing out all these let's call them flaws, but truth be told, I've read plenty of these kinds of books. So it's not about me being cynical or whatever, but it's about authors rewriting the same story with different characters.
Maybe I should move on from these sappy teenage stories. Maybe.
2017 EDIT: I read it once again. HERE are my new and maybe improved thoughts on the book!
There was the not-so-popular girl, Bianca and the hot guy Wesley. She claims to hate him but then kisses him and then they start to hook up on regular bases.
Then comes the drama with her girlfriends. Then drama with her family. Then she realizes she's in love with the hot guy she's supposed to hate.
Then they have this huge fight. Then she has this big-ass revelation and after some time, they kiss and make up. Wohhooo, happy ending for everyone!
Like I said, cliches.
BUT, even though I could predict almost every single thing in this book, I still couldn't put it down. I mean, I finished it almost in one day and I am f-ing proud of myself because I've never finished a book in a day. Yay me!!
You might think I'm being cynical for bringing out all these let's call them flaws, but truth be told, I've read plenty of these kinds of books. So it's not about me being cynical or whatever, but it's about authors rewriting the same story with different characters.
Maybe I should move on from these sappy teenage stories. Maybe.
2017 EDIT: I read it once again. HERE are my new and maybe improved thoughts on the book!