Not Again...
Ugh, doesn't everyone hate those books where each character is perfectly and sterotypically different. Different personalities, hair, looks...Merit; the shy pretty one, Audrey; the voluptuous sexy one, Slip; the health-conscience activist. Faith, the obvious favorite of the author, and Kari - the older one. (And also, you never meet five friends who all names like that.) The only thing they share is their 'love for books and eachother.' Please...cheesy, overdone, unrealistic. Two dimensional characters. Too many cliches. Sappy, sugar-coated, you keep think it's going to pick up any second, but you end up skipping several pages to the last chapter it's so boring. Doesn't live up to most of the five star reviews here.