David Iserson

Broken celebrity read. Not sure why I picked it up. Wish I'd put it down sooner. Astrid likes to think that she's snarky, difficult, powerful and capable of world changing pranks. Mostly she seems like a boring selfish whiner with no imagination.

I found that although profanity is very common in this novel, the moral was very uplifting and motivating. However, sometimes the plot was not always on task and wandered off from what was intended.

Rich girl gets booted out of her private school for cheating and instead has to go to public school.

Could be SO funny--but isn't.

Instead it is mean-spirited, boring and disjointed. Yes there are a few spots of juvenile type humor, but half way through it they were so far and few between (and really not that funny) that I had to give up.

This book started strong but didn't sustain its strength through to the end. I was doing some serious laugh-snorts in the first few chapters but as Astrid begins her journey she lost some of her humor. I think many people will enjoy this book and I will definitely look at anything else this author writes.