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How to Be Popular by Meg Cabot
4.0
REQUIRED AUTHOR MEG CABOT; ROMANCE CATEGORY
Steph Landry is probably the most unpopular girl at her high school, and it's only because of one small incident that occurred in the sixth grade. She has two really good friends that still like her and hate the popular crowd as much as she does - only, Steph doesn't hate the populars. She wants to be one of them. With the help of an old book, some new clothes, and a new hairstyle, Steph hopes to climb the social ladder, date the boy of her dreams, Mark, and finally regain the popularity that was never hers to hold. Eventually, she'll find along the way that there are more important things than popularity, and that good people aren't always the most popular ones. This book is chock full of Meg Cabot's classic dry humor, witty descriptions, and adorable romance. It's a fun, easy read for teens and adults alike, with a great "feel-good" ending.
Steph Landry is probably the most unpopular girl at her high school, and it's only because of one small incident that occurred in the sixth grade. She has two really good friends that still like her and hate the popular crowd as much as she does - only, Steph doesn't hate the populars. She wants to be one of them. With the help of an old book, some new clothes, and a new hairstyle, Steph hopes to climb the social ladder, date the boy of her dreams, Mark, and finally regain the popularity that was never hers to hold. Eventually, she'll find along the way that there are more important things than popularity, and that good people aren't always the most popular ones. This book is chock full of Meg Cabot's classic dry humor, witty descriptions, and adorable romance. It's a fun, easy read for teens and adults alike, with a great "feel-good" ending.