27.12.11

This story makes me sad for the author of The Mediator series, it's seriously badly written. Either she's paying someone to ghostwrite for her and she chose really wrong or she's not aging well. Have a look at this line from a highschool jocker a unicorn is torturing by twirling him from his swimming trunks (which don't break or anything. ( Read more... )

1-800-Where-R-You 5: "Missing You" by Jenny Carroll (Aka Meg Cabot)

Notes: Seems to be the final one in the series, very neatly tied.

First read: 2007.

"All American Girl 2: Ready or not?" by Meg Cabot(AKA Jenny Carroll)

First read: 2007.

Notes: Sequel to "All-American girl", cannot compare to it and some things about teenager's knowledge makes me really doubt it's veracity, but who knows? i tend to assume people are smarter than they are.

1-800-Where-R-You 4: "Sanctuary" by Jenny Carroll (Aka Meg Cabot)

First read: 2007.

1-800-Where-R-You 3: "Safehouse"by Jenny Carroll (Aka Meg Cabot)

First read: 2007.

1-800-Where-R-You 2: "Code Name: Cassandra" by Jenny Carroll (Aka Meg Cabot)

First read: 2007.

1-800-Where-R-You 1: "When lightening Strikes" by Jenny Carroll (Aka Meg Cabot)

Notes: First on the “1-800-Where-R-You” saga. Have read all published titles and found them funny, witty and great YA.

First read: 2007.

First read: 2006

Comments: The ending of this one gave me the feeling the story is done, which would be fine seeing as Meg Cabot has obvious problems if she keeps writting after the romance is done. However, if she choose to continue she has plenty of story lines to explore i would be delighted to read about.

"Teen Idol" by Meg Cabot

First read: 2006

Comments: This one is my favorite normal high school book by Cabot. The main character is the paper's school counsellor in secret, and her life consists on meddling and smoothing things over. A teenager actor visiting for a role suggests she might need to stir up some trouble instead and things get ( Read more... )

First read: 2006