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A review by lazygal
Spoiled by Heather Cocks, Jessica Morgan
3.0
While the plot might not be anything new ("orphan" finds that she has a father and half-sister, sibling rivalry, reconciliation) the writing is amusing enough to keep readers engaged.
Molly's life in LA, navigating the jealousy of Brooke and the meanness of Shelby while still mourning her mother, is set among an onslaught of brand names and Big Names. I suspect that will date the book rather quickly, which could have been avoided had the authors (who also run the blog Go Fug Yourself) made up brands and Names.
This is perfect for teen readers who like realistic fiction without heavy romance.
ARC provided by publisher.
Molly's life in LA, navigating the jealousy of Brooke and the meanness of Shelby while still mourning her mother, is set among an onslaught of brand names and Big Names. I suspect that will date the book rather quickly, which could have been avoided had the authors (who also run the blog Go Fug Yourself) made up brands and Names.
This is perfect for teen readers who like realistic fiction without heavy romance.
ARC provided by publisher.