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Zitface (2011)

by Emily Howse(Favorite Author)

3.91 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0761458301 (ISBN13: 9780761458302)

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Skyscape

review 1: Kiley GruenbergPeriod 41-7-14Zit Face by Emily Howse describes about a girl, who practically has all of the looks a girl wants: a pretty face, nice hair, lovely smile, until one day she gets a zit on her face. Olivia Hughes lives a little north of San Francisco and her mom and dad are divorced. Olivia has a little sister and is the main actor in a commercial Wacky Waters. She’s doing fine in her lead role, until she gets a huge zit on her chin, and she is instantly rushed to a doctor to get it treated. It works at first, but then it starts to grow back, and even some started popping up on Olivia’s back! This even ruined her friendship. My favorite part is when Olivia’s dad comes to her house and tells her that he’s moving to California so he’s not living so far f... morerom them. It’s so heartwarming, and if I were Olivia, I would be overjoyed. I think that this book would be for more like middle school people. It definitely talks about stuff you could worry about having in middle school, like for instance having zits. I do recommend people to read though
review 2: The book Zitface takes place in Olivia's 8th grade year and the summer of her freshman year of high school.Olivia is a very popular girl and she likes to be in commercials. Olivia really enjoys acting in commercials and hanging out with her friends. She is chosen to be in the Wacky Water commercial and everyone is very jealous of her.Olivia gets acne and and her friends and family start making fun of her. Her friends start to ignore her and she feels very lonely for a little while. People who like teenage girls as the main character who have similar problems to Olivia should definitely read this book to find out what happens to her. The author explained Olivia's feelings really well. Something I really liked that the author did was giving great detail about the main character but not her relationship with her friends and explaining the plot. I think the author could have talked more about Olivia's friends. I liked that at the end, Olivia and her friends made up and they were not mad at each other anymore. I really liked how some of the characters related to each other really well and they could talk about their feelings. I think that the writing was very descriptive. When I was reading this book, I couldn't put it down because I was enjoying it so much. This book would be good for someone with similar problems to Olivia. I would give it 2 thumbs up because most things were great. less

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