That's an annoying sentence with some wonky grammar in it that I'm just itching to correct. The diffuse light made everybody look better: smoothed out acne, canceled a bad hair day. Here are some choice quotes so you can see if the writing in this book will work for you (commentary obviously by me explaining why, well, it did not work for me): The book opens with Tia meeting the new kid in school, Will from Minnesota, at a party. With a little bit more patience, I might have broken through the rough beginning and partially enjoyed this, but we just didn't connect, and so I couldn't.Īnyway, Biggest Flirts stars Tia Cruz (diversity ftw!) (though I did not get far enough into this book to find out if the redhaired girl on the cover is white washing). For the right person at the right time, this book could work. Usually when I DNF a book as early as this, I don't review it, but I wanted to do a little review of Biggest Flirts because it's definitely an 'it's not you, it's me' situation.

What started as a lighthearted fling is about to get very

Will’s new relationship-and causing Tia to reconsider her trueįeelings. They may just be friends, but their chemistry is beginning to jeopardize Getting voted Biggest Flirts with Will is, well, awkward. Tells herself it’s no big deal…until the yearbook elections areĪnnounced. Left her sisters heartbroken, and she isn’t interested in commitment.īut pushing Will away drives him into the arms of another girl. His Midwestern accent and laidback swagger. Senior year of hanging out with friends and hooking up with cute boys.Īnd her first order of business? New guy Will. Reputation as the life of the party, and she’s ready for a carefree This sassy novel from the author of Endless Summer and The One That I Get flipped upside down when they’re voted Yearbook’s Biggest Flirts in Series: Yes, #1 in the Superlatives series Publisher: Simon Pulse (Simon & Schuster) Review: Biggest Flirts by Jennifer Echols

Endless summer by jennifer echols