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Cliquetionary (2009)

by Lisi Harrison(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0316070653 (ISBN13: 9780316070652)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction

publisher

Poppy

review 1: I was introduced to the Clique series by a friend on a forum. I read the books, and they weren't unbearable to get through but obviously not a classic either. This book is shallow. There are numerous acronyms, and it is clearly targeted towards the pre-teen demographic (9-12). I usually allow for leniency in the ratings I give to books depending on their target audience (as I read everything, and not everything is targeted for me, so I understand I may not like them all) but this book is clearly only for those who are die-hard Clique fans, who worship them and have read all the books. It's not meant as a stand-alone. My point? It only takes two minutes to get through, but that's two minutes of your life you won't get back. It's mostly just things copied from inside the ser... moreies anyway, and is in no way beneficial if you read it. Don't feel you have to read it just because you've read the rest of the books. Trust me, you're not missing anything.
review 2: The Cliquetionary is just like a dictionary, (you get it from the -tionary part) but instead, it's all about the PC. It has a test of who you're most like, advice on shopping and the likes, fiery comebacks, and a clique dictionary (obvioulsy for words you may not understand) in the back, like LBR (Loser Beyond Repair) PMS (Presbytarian Middle School) and other words. I liked the Cliquetionary because it gave advice on shopping, makeovers, and other things. Also, there's a part in the back where Lisi Harrison put some of her favorite title rejects. I thought it was pretty cool. It's a bonus, because I guess you could read it no matter which book you're on. And, it gave a definition of some words the books didn't explain that clearly. less

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