Annie's shyness disappeared when she started giving the guys advice about their girlfriends. Now all the boys talk to her, especially Tim, the boy Annie's crazy about.
At first, Annie's thrilled just to be with Tim—until he asks Annie about how to keep beautiful, stuck-up Marcy in line. Now Annie needs some advice of her own. If she helps Tim keep Marcy, she'll never get a chance with him. But if she doesn't, will Tim stop being her friend?
This is a pretty good book.
Jill's vacation gets off to a wild start when her best friend, Toni, thinks up a contest—who can be the first to date ten new boys! It seems like a great solution to a boring summer until the girls get into a big fight over one of the boys. Suddenly the friendly competition turns into all-out war.
Then, Jill meets Date Number Three and she knows she's in love. And Craig likes her too—in fact, he wants her all to himself. But he doesn't know about the contest, and Jill's afraid to tell him.
If she drops out of the contest, Jill won't be able to face her best friend. If she doesn't, she'll lose the boy she loves.
This sort of story is too stupid for me. I read part of it and quit. I was not interested.
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