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Pants on Fire
by Meg Cabot
Katie is popular. She’s dating the most popular guy in school, a football player, while making out behind his back with the second hottest guy in school, an actor in the drama club. She’s living the life most girls dream of. She’s looked up to by so many, and she’s popular with the guys, girls, and adults. The one problem? Her life is a tangle of lies, starting from grade 8. When her old best friend, turned ex-best friend, turned ex-friend, Tommy Sullivan, comes back to town, she’s sure that he’s there to get back at her for ditching him when things got tough in grade 8. Unfortunately, she finds herself in a larger predicament. Tommy saw her kissing the actor, instead of her boyfriend. Tommy remembers everything about her from grade 8. Tommy remembers everything that has happened. Tommy is somehow mysteriously HOT. Attracted to him, while still assuming he’s plotting revenge, Katie’s in for the ride of her life as Tommy shakes up her world. Again.
This book was really intense. Meg Cabot created the chemistry between her characters just right, telling you all you needed to know, just from what they were saying. It was another good read. Meg Cabot books definitely gain my stamp of approval. Though I have yet to find a girl who hasn’t given Cabot their approval.
-review by Between Printed Pages
This book was really intense. Meg Cabot created the chemistry between her characters just right, telling you all you needed to know, just from what they were saying. It was another good read. Meg Cabot books definitely gain my stamp of approval. Though I have yet to find a girl who hasn’t given Cabot their approval.
-review by Between Printed Pages