The Daughters

Quick Plot: Lizzie is not a famous celebrity herself-- instead she is the unfortunate looking daughter of a supermodel. Her best friends are in similar situations, daughters of the super rich and famous. She hates being dragged around by her mother, and feels embarrassed with it to the point she is fed up and says something, well-- stupid. After that things change, and the changes bring with them questions and challenges that Lizzie wouldn't have ever expected while dodging cameras at fashion week.

Okay-- this book had a lot of good and a little OMG. So... for all those folks out there who are writing books. I understand the "write what you know" philosophy, but... If you're a famous celebrety daughter, don't write a book about a famous celebrity daughter writing about a famous celebrety daughter. Like seriously. The story was pretty solid except for that. The main caracter is interesting and quirky. The concept of being used for who your parents are versus who you are-- totally relatable to most folks. But would it have been so hard to make the character write about -- anything else in the world??? So my advice here-- read this book-- read the sequil (It should be pretty cool,) Just overlook these little things, they make for mild annoyances at best.

R.