sunshineariel's review against another edition
5.0
This was a very good read. Well-written, good character development, interesting topic, easily imaginable scenes, strong plot, and a great ending.
sjurban's review against another edition
3.0
This is not my usual style of book. It very much falls into the "chick lit" catergory. It is about a group of friends whose daughters are also best friends and just starting middle school. I have a group of friends, whose daughters are the same age as mine, which happens to be middle school aged. I felt that I had to read this book just because of those similarities. This book shows up that parents are just as clique-y as the tweens. What happens to an adult friendship when your children are no longer friends? The moms are too wealthy and self involved for me to relate to, but the story, at it's core, was a good one.
familywithbooks's review against another edition
4.0
I didn't think I would enjoy this book as much as I did. I really thought it was going to be difficult to get through, but actually the opposite was true. It was very hard to put down! This book takes a look at the popular girls in school from the eyes of one of their mothers. The school politics has scared me into ever having children!! All in all I enjoyed this one and recommend to all my friends who enjoyed The Ivy Chronicles.
familywithbooks's review
4.0
I didn't think I would enjoy this book as much as I did. I really thought it was going to be difficult to get through, but actually the opposite was true. It was very hard to put down! This book takes a look at the popular girls in school from the eyes of one of their mothers. The school politics has scared me into ever having children!! All in all I enjoyed this one and recommend to all my friends who enjoyed The Ivy Chronicles.
rudolphia's review
5.0
An uncommonly excellent book about relationships, both among adults and teenagers. I blew through this in a day. Excellent!
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