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Reviewed by Taylor Rector for TeensReadToo.com
This book is a great example of why you shouldn't lie, and what the consequences of lying are. Which, by the way, are Not Good.
Katie is a popular girl in her small town of Eastport, which is known for it's quahogs (clams). She is dating a Quahog (the name of the high school football team) and is loved by almost everyone. Everyone except for Tommy Sullivan. He was "ran out of town" four years ago, which was also the one year that the state-championship-winning Quahogs had to forfeit. That year someone also wrote "Tommy Sullivan is a freak" on the new middle school gym wall. Everything is good, minus the fact that she is a total liar ( due to the fact that she is secretly cheating on her boyfriend) and gets motion sickness.
Then Tommy Sullivan comes back.
Katie is running for the Quahog Princess, which is during the Quahog festival at the end of the summer. That pageant goes wacko during the question and answer session. You will just have to read the book to find out what happens.
I really enjoyed this book. It's very funny and Ms. Cabot makes it even funnier with her amazing writing style. It's a super fast read, hilarious, and intriguing.
This book is a great example of why you shouldn't lie, and what the consequences of lying are. Which, by the way, are Not Good.
Katie is a popular girl in her small town of Eastport, which is known for it's quahogs (clams). She is dating a Quahog (the name of the high school football team) and is loved by almost everyone. Everyone except for Tommy Sullivan. He was "ran out of town" four years ago, which was also the one year that the state-championship-winning Quahogs had to forfeit. That year someone also wrote "Tommy Sullivan is a freak" on the new middle school gym wall. Everything is good, minus the fact that she is a total liar ( due to the fact that she is secretly cheating on her boyfriend) and gets motion sickness.
Then Tommy Sullivan comes back.
Katie is running for the Quahog Princess, which is during the Quahog festival at the end of the summer. That pageant goes wacko during the question and answer session. You will just have to read the book to find out what happens.
I really enjoyed this book. It's very funny and Ms. Cabot makes it even funnier with her amazing writing style. It's a super fast read, hilarious, and intriguing.
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