Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #450135 in Books
• Published on: 2006-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 368 pages

Bella
' A real page-turner.'

Company
'Laugh-out-loud funny, this one’s a must.'

Customer Reviews

Size 12 Is Not Fat
I have to say I am terrible book junkie and no sooner than i buy a Meg Cabot novel i finish it.
With Cabot's books i cannot seem to put them down. I found this to be another one of her very good novels.
I must say i too found the "dorm... i mean residence hall" quotes a bit boring after a while but that didn't ruin what was a very good book. Cabot always leaves me in suspense whatever she is writing about; weather its romance or crime... or both! As in many of Cabot's novels I am compelled to go out and buy the next book as soon as its available.

great
i love meg cabot books and this one is no disappointment. for the older reader than princess diaries and mediator etc. love the idea of the book showing that there is life after disaster in this case being a famous teen star. kept me guessing as to who the villian was eventhough i had an inkling who it was but kept throwing me off. and size 12 isnt fat!!!

Not as predictable as you'd think
I don't normally read mysteries and found this refreshing compared to most of Meg Cabot's other books, which are usually fairly predictable and their storylines monotonous. I had no idea who the murderer was and enjoyed the fact that the story was more original than is usually the case. Having said that, the relationship between Heather and Cooper is a bit of a cliché - very similar to Mia and Michael's relationship in the beginning of Princess Diaries.

If you've read any of Cabot's other books (Princess Diaries, Boy Meets Girl, All American Girl) don't be put off by them - this book is much better. The storyline can be surprising at times and, as it is meant for an older audience, isn't as "fairytale" as her other books.

Having read the subsequent Size 14 is Not Fat Either and Big Boned/Size Doesn't Matter I can recommend the whole series as it far exceeded my expectations and isn't just another variation of Cabot's usual themes.