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The Alpha Bet (2010)

by Stephanie Hale(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0738715743 (ISBN13: 9780738715742)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction

publisher

Flux

review 1: The main character in this book was a girl named Grace Kelley. At age sixteen she won a science fair and got to go to college early. Her motivation is to fit in because she never really did in highschool. Grace Kelly told lies to fit in and the eventually blew up in her face. Therefore, the theme that this book gave is "do not to change yourself to fit in." Grace Kelley transformed herself just to get into a sorority. The climax in this book was when Grace Kelley decided to tell everyone the truth. The resolution was very satisfying because it ended just the anyone would want it to end. The connection in this book is text to self. it reminds me of every average teenage girls life. Most feel uncomfortable in their own skin so they try to change themselves to fit in somewher... moree and they will do anything to be a part of something that they really want. I felt very excited throughout this whole book because the author jept my attention the whole entire time. I think that the author wrote this way so that the reader could really connect to the book and get the most out of it that they could. Overall I really enjoyed this book because it is actually something that a girl around my age could do and it amde it easier for me to connect.
review 2: This is a very hilarious, quick paced book that you just want to love stop reading but can't. Personally, I think this is pretty funny and a light read. Perfect for teenagers. There are a lot of WTF moments which made me laugh out loud and pause so that I can I digest what happened. Though you may find GK's personality a little annoying, considering she used to be socially awkward, you will grow to like her evantually. And let us not forget about Charlie~! less

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