I will tell ya what is the most remarkable thing about this book: Bennett writes about a very rebellious party girl and gives her a pretty realistic voice while at the same time writing an extremely clean read. That can't be easy, but it feels seamless in Geek Girl. Our male love interest in this book is honestly too good to be true, but it didn't bother me here. Sometimes I like to read about characters that I feel could be real even though I know they don't exist in real life (or if they do, they are pretty darn rare). The last chapter seemed unnecessary, but other than that this quite a strong read.
BOOK BLURB:
Jen's life of partying
and sneaking out has grown stale. So on a whim, Jen makes a bet to turn
Trevor, a goody-two-shoes geek, into a "bad boy." As she hangs out with
Trevor, however, she finds it's actually kinda fun being a geek. But
when Trevor finds out about the bet, Jen must fight for the things she's
discovered matter most: friendship, family, and, above all, love.
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