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Situations and alliances have shifted, but these are still beautiful, rich kids whose lives are the stuff of fantasy, and whose achievements seem effortless. Almost by accident, Dan gets a poem published in the New Yorker. Vanessa's film New York is used as a backdrop for an important fashion show. Serena lands a modeling job just by entering a clothing store. However, there is also a darker side to the characters' lives. Neglected and unloved by their self-centered parents, these teens are dying to be noticed. Nate gets busted for drug use. Within hours of meeting a new girl in group counseling, he ends up saving her life when she overdoses. Things don't go well for Blair, either. She's still trying to get into Yale after botching her interview in a previous book. In this installment, she's about to fall for the older man helping her repair the damage of her first interview--until she discovers that he's not separated from his wife and that his daughter is a freshman at her school. Soap operalike, the trials and joys of these kids continue. Teens interested in reading about the lives of Manhattan prep-schoolers are sure to devour this book.
Kristina C. (katcurtis) reviewed Because I'm Worth It (Gossip Girl, Bk 4) on + 121 more book reviews
Number four in the series, not as good as the previous three. This one was a downer for me. I hope the next one brings better things.
Once again, loved it. Just another fantastic Gossip Girl book!
Patricia C. (flutterfly) reviewed Because I'm Worth It (Gossip Girl, Bk 4) on + 27 more book reviews
my granddaughter likes all of these books got them for her
I am a big fan of the series and this one just didn't do it for me. I forced myself to finish it because I want to continue with the series. It just didn't have as many twists and turns as the prior 3 books. I hope the next one is more interesting.
good book
A good book just like all the rest. I vaguely remember not enjoying this one as much..
No review needed! Who doesn't love this series???? = )
