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Bad Apple (The Baddest Chick) Part 1 (2013)

by Nisa Santiago(Favorite Author)

4.5 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1934157635 (ISBN13: 9781934157633)

languge

English

genre

Food & Cookbooks

publisher

Melodrama Publishing

series

Apple & Kola: The Baddest Chick

review 1: Rotten AppleThis was my first novel by this author and I wasn't impressed. The story started off good. I loved the character development on Apple, Kola, and Nichols, but somewhere along the book, all that came to an end. In the beginning, I found myself rooting for Apple and disliking Kola, but oh how that quickly changed. Apple became a dumb bish that I couldn't tolerate too much longer. Also, in May, if I remember correctly, Apple or Kola, told someone that their birthday was in two months. August rolls around and they're still seventeen and now they're turning eighteen in October or November? The author lost herself in some parts; mostly the ending. I HATE how she dropped designer names every chance she got. She described the character's clothes better than she describe... mored everything else. I understand that this is a fictional novel, but some stuff could've been more believable. Everything that Kola was able to do didn't sit right with me. The fact that she had all that money and never left the house until after that situation puzzled me. The editing could've been better and there's more small things that I can live without expressing. All in all, I reckon the book had to be somewhat enjoyable for me to finish it. It wasn't all that bad, but for me it wasn't great either. I might read the second book. I haven't too much decided yet.
review 2: Nisa Santiago tells a very engaging story of twin sisters, Apple and Kola, who go at each other like complete strangers in the midst of all their struggles. you would think the sisters would come together and actually act like a family once tradgedy strikes, but they do the exact opposite and pledge all out war on each other. The teenage girls experience a rollercoaster of love, hatred, betrayal, and revenge. They both seem street smat, but Kola definitely shines in that department while Apple seems to just ride along and go with whatever seems right at the moment. While Apple is focused on trying to look good for her crush she loses sight on what's really important, her sisters. She unknowingly causes the family's biggest tragedy (although I saw it coming) and turned around and literally slept with the enemy. Kola may have been the one hanging out with the bad crowd and being lost in her own world, but in the end Apple really does become the bad apple, by turning against her closest friends, her family, and in my opinion, herself. Great book. you won't be disappointed. less

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