Ready or Not : An All-American Girl Novel

from MickTheChick

I was honestly pretty disappointed by this book. Sure, it's a continuance of All-American Girl, which I liked a lot, but I expected more from it. I'm surprised that Meg Cabot included sex in one of her books. She usually makes her heroines so innocent, they won't even drink or party like so many ...

from lyricaltwin

This was good. I liked it, but I wasn't crazy about the fact that, for a sequel, she made the book all about SEX! I wish she would have focused on something else at least a little bit during the book. We get that Sam and Daniel want to go all the way but does their relationship last? What else is...

from akmargie

So same characters, different subject matter. I feel like this was Cabot's homage to Blume's Forever. Maybe just me...

from shswang

3Q, 4P Cabot does a decent job depicting the 17-year-old protagonist's ordinary and at the same time extraordinary everyday life. I like that Cabot touches upon sensitive yet important topics such as safe sex and school bullying. The story is fast paced and the language is true to life. However, ...

from francescadefreitas

Sam is happily dating the president's son, getting ready to take new art classes, and despising her school. When David invites her to take their relationship to a new level - spend Thanksgiving weekend with him, Sam has to decide is she ready to take the big step of saying Yes to sex. This was a ...