very good book and fun to read ( )

I read this in the twilight of the read-a-thon, and it was perfect for that. The chapters alternate point-of-view between the two girls, Sophie and Mia. Sophie is the popular, outgoing one, and Mia just sort of tags along in her shadow. One decision at one party changes all that, as Sophie convinces Mia to try Ecstasy. What follows is a reversal of positions, with some unfortunate consequences. I think this is a good book for young teen girls to read, especially those who are more like Mia. It had some useful lessons about how seemingly small decisions can pile up to become much larger problems, and also about the strength of a good friendship. On an aesthetic note, each girl’s chapters used a different font, which made it easy to keep track of who was speaking. ( )

It was pretty good. I loved how the author really gets into character. I loved the whole moral to the story. Makes you never want to do ecstasy. Really good book. Everyone should read. Brooke told me to read this book becuase she liked it. The cover art definitely appealed to me. AHS/LV

A good look at how easy it is to get sucked into the ecstacy scene. The story is told by two friends in alternating chapters for each girl's point of view. The characters have enough complexity to make them interesting and the story moves along quickly. Finished it in a day. Not too preachy but gets the point across that ecstacy is a dangerous drug even though it feels so good to be on it. ( )