lol I've read this so many times. It annoys me but I also enjoy it. ( )

As with other of Meg Cabot's work, I enjoyed the engaging style it was written in, but didn't agree with all the content. An agreeable main character was probably my highlight. ( )

När Hollywoodstjärnan Luke Striker kommertill Jennys skola för att förbereda sig inför en roll, får Jenny till uppgift att visa honom runt. Det kryllar inte direkt superkändisar i den lilla staden där Jenny bor, och för att inte totalt kaos ska utbryta är Luke inskriven under annat namn. Ingen mer än Jenny får veta vem han egentligen är. Men det visar sig vara lättare sagt än gjort. Snart har Luke ett helt gäng paparazzifotografer och kvällstidningsjournalister efter sig. Utan att hon vet hur det gick till befinner sig Jenny plötsligt mitt i rampljuset!

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I liked this book, in ways that I really didn't think I would. I had pre-conceived ideas about Teen Idol (I mean, reading the back cover synopsis who wouldn't?) But Meg Cabot did something she tends to do a lot --something I tend to forget and therefore don't give her credit for-- she surprised me!


I mean, come on! I can guarantee that at least 99% of reader assumed that Jenny -- the main character-- was going to fall for the super hot, super famous Luke... Only she didn't! The reason why? She had already fallen head over heels for a certain someone, a certain someone who shared the same taste in literature as her (which, believe me isn't easy to find --a guy with the same taste in books--) and could cook!


And, Cabot really intrigued me by making sure that not only did I not realise Jen wasn't falling for Luke for a while --she was too busy realising she was already in love with the cute editor-in-cheif of the school newspaper-- but that the reason I didn't realise this was because Jenny herself didn't realise it..

It was cute, and if you're looking for a light read then this is the perfect choice!

Over and out, T x ( )

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I liked this book, in ways that I really didn't think I would. I had pre-conceived ideas about Teen Idol (I mean, reading the back cover synopsis who wouldn't?) But Meg Cabot did something she tends to do a lot --something I tend to forget and therefore don't give her credit for-- she surprised me!


I mean, come on! I can guarantee that at least 99% of reader assumed that Jenny -- the main character-- was going to fall for the super hot, super famous Luke... Only she didn't! The reason why? She had already fallen head over heels for a certain someone, a certain someone who shared the same taste in literature as her (which, believe me isn't easy to find --a guy with the same taste in books--) and could cook!


And, Cabot really intrigued me by making sure that not only did I not realise Jen wasn't falling for Luke for a while --she was too busy realising she was already in love with the cute editor-in-cheif of the school newspaper-- but that the reason I didn't realise this was because Jenny herself didn't realise it..

It was cute, and if you're looking for a light read then this is the perfect choice!

Over and out, T x ( )