I read only 10% of this before I stopped reading it. I read it as part of my arc catch up challenge. I read it as an arc. As always, this is my honest opinion.

I’ve never dnfed a book as fast as I dnfed this one. From the first 2% I was done, but I forced myself to get to my required 10% (albiet by skimming) and boy no.

I love the last line of this summary about what goes on in the mind of a teenaged girl…and I don’t know what teenage girl she’s talking about because I’ve never met anyone like these three girls.

Reading about terrible people can be okay at times. I read Courtney Summers’ Some Girls Are and while it will never be a favorite, I understood what it was trying to convey. These girls in this novel are just shallow and terrible and there was no redemption. I hated them from the get go and it was okay because they hated each other too.

It was just very flat and pointless, and shallow and everyone is a terrible person and everyone is talking about screwing everyone else, and really, there a lot of good books out there, and I don’t want to spend time reading bad ones.

Not my favorite, even though I wanted to like it based on the preview. I just couldn't get into high school again, I think.

I am not going to be reviewing this book, but thank you for the approval.

A classic tale of friendship and enemies. in this work it's hard to know who is really on your side and who's holding the knife to your spine. This story was the perfect example of just that.

An interesting story for a teen audience. I liked it and didn't at the same time. Perhaps too much resonance?