So the end of Mia’s first year of high school is fast
approaching. She is content with most
aspects of her life, except for the always-infuriating Grandmere and Michael’s
resistance to prom. She wonders how she
could have overlooked this severe defect in the love of her life.
But while the thought that she might never get to be like
Molly Ringwald in Pretty in Pink (minus the terrible things she did to that
dress), she does have more pressing problems.
While celebrating Mia’s fifteenth birthday, Grandmere inadvertently
causes a strike of service workers. New
York restaurants and hotels are crippled and events are canceled for the
foreseeable future. It doesn’t help that
Lily has thrown herself in defense of the workers and is in danger of
destroying her relationship with Boris.
This one is not my favorite because it has far too much of
Lily being insanely selfish. She is like
this most of the time of course but it was ridiculous in this volume. It’s still a fun book for crazy ass Mia and
Grandmere though. And I’m going to sound
like a total high school girl now, but I wish that Michael Moscovitz were
real.
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