Sugar and Spice: An L.A. Candy Novel (L.A. Candy, #3)

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Sugar and Spice: An L.A. Candy Novel (L.A. Candy #3)

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Sugar and Spice . . . Not everyone's nice.

Fresh from being betrayed by one of her closest friends, new reality-television celebrity Jane Roberts has learned a few lessons. Most important: know who to trust. And inHollywood, that list is short.

Although the press is intent on creating a tabloid war between her and ex-friend/current-costar Madison Parker, Jane just wants to t...more

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Published October 5th 2010 by HarperCollins

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Dec 16, 2012 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So I read this book and now the series is over. It was a tad short, 3 books a series does not make. I guess I am a little disappointed that it's over. With Scarlett moving to NY and Jane moving up in the event planning world how could LC call the series over. I would have liked to see how Jane and Scarlett did in their new elements but at the same time I understand that LC wants to write a different series about Madison, which I plan on reading. Even though I despised Madison as a character, I w...more

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Aug 25, 2011 Lissa Chandler rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Just like the others... sugary chick-lit that only takes a few hours to read. This one was a little more outspoken about how reality shows work, probably because the girls had already been on a season and they were realizing that Trevor controlled them a lot more than they initially thought, and I both liked and didn't like that. The plot became more involving in this book- things moved very fast and I forgot to wonder about who each character was based on.

BUT.

I will say that, when Madison's sis...more

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Jun 04, 2011 Becca Finch rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Well I'm finally getting round to this. GO ME!

I have to admit I really liked how this series ended, but I can't help wondering what if?
(view spoiler)...more Well I'm finally getting round to this. GO ME!

I have to admit I really liked how this series ended, but I can't help wondering what if?
(view spoiler)

Well the story may end there but Jane, Scarlett, Madison and Gabby's stories have just begun.

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Jan 04, 2011 Nikki Marowelli rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sugar and Spice is Fiction, but could also be a biography in some parts. I chose this book because I loved Lauren Conrad on the Hill's and I wanted to see if she could write.
The protagonists' name is Jane, and the supporting characters are Scarlet, Gaby, Caleb, and Braden. The antagonist is Madison Parker. After moving to Hollywood and going through her scandal of cheating on her boyfriend, and finding out that her friend Madison sold pictures of her to the magazines, Jane becomes very angry at...more

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Nov 01, 2010 Yessica Orduno rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book is about how Hollywood might have a sweet side to but that's not all....Hollywood is a place where u need to crush other people to get to the top. that's exactly what Madison did so who would blame her? Madison thought that with Jane out of the picture shes able to be at the top of their reality TV show L.A. Candy. But what happens when she tracks down the blackmailer that has been bothering her since months ago?? And threatens to destroy all that? who's the blackmailer??? Jane's been...more

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Mar 30, 2011 Andrea rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Everyone needs a guilty pleasure. Mine was always The Hills on MTV, so, of course, I loved Lauren Conrad's L.A. Candy series. The library finally got Sugar and Spice, the third and final book in the series, and I relished every word.

New reality-television star Jane Roberts is filming the second season of "L.A. Candy" and trying to get used to the hassles, celebrity, and paparazzi that come along with it.

Her goals this season are simple: Swear off guys, avoid being the topic of tabloid fodder, su...more Everyone needs a guilty pleasure. Mine was always The Hills on MTV, so, of course, I loved Lauren Conrad's L.A. Candy series. The library finally got Sugar and Spice, the third and final book in the series, and I relished every word.

New reality-television star Jane Roberts is filming the second season of "L.A. Candy" and trying to get used to the hassles, celebrity, and paparazzi that come along with it.

Her goals this season are simple: Swear off guys, avoid being the topic of tabloid fodder, surround herself with people she can trust (not so easy in Hollywood), do her job, and get her personal and professional life under control.

But things get a little crazy when her former friend and current co-star, the backstabbing Madeline, gets a job at the same place Jane works. Soon she finds it's impossible to plan successful events and perform her job to the best of her ability when an ex-friend with a grudge is questioning her every decision and attempting to sabotage high-profile celebrity events.

To add to the stress, Jane's high school sweetheart Caleb is in town and Braden, her L.A. crush who usually doesn't want to give her the time of day, is back in her life with an interest in being more than just friends. What was that no boys rule again?

Jane's best friend and roommate, Scarlett, is enjoying life with her new boyfriend Liam and attending classes at UCLA. She couldn't be happier, until Liam's desire not to be on camera and jealousy about what's going on during "L.A. Candy" filming puts a strain on their relationship.

Both Jane and Scarlett start to wonder if this whole Hollywood thing is for them, doubts that are increased ten-fold when Jane makes a shocking discovery about the show.

Turns out, reality isn't so real after all.

Sugar and Spice was such a fun read! Lauren Conrad's knowledge of reality television enhanced this delicious story about love, friendship, and what really goes on behind the scenes of a popular television show. I'll never look at reality television the same way again.

I was sad to see the series end, but happy that the characters finally found peace.(less)

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Oct 03, 2012 Rachel Robinson rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So...this book was just as entertaining as the previous two. It's kind of hard to distinguish between the three books; they don't have really distinct "personalities" or what have you. I just see the series as one really long book, split into three volumes.

I was very disappointed with the resolution of the Braden/Jane relationship. Maybe it's just the romantic in me, but...it seemed like they had something special. And it seems like that was just the ten millionth relationship of Jane's NOT to...more

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Apr 26, 2012 Meagan rated it 2 of 5 stars

So this is my review for the entire trilogy. First off-- are they worth reading? I would say yes, because they only took me about 4 hours total. If you are looking for a complex plot, this is not it (and yes, this is why the third book is far worse than the previous two--it tries to have way too much actual plot, and completely falls apart into boring drivel). Where it is actually successful is in pretty much describing LC's real life, but slightly fictionalized, and the fakeness of the reality...more

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May 26, 2011 Ashley rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: frou-frou-fiction, romance, young-adult

I've followed Lauren Conrad's L.A. Candy series from the beginning as something of a guilty pleasure. The third and final installment of Jane's story is probably the weakest of the trilogy, but that doesn't mean it's a bad book. A quick, frothy read, Conrad's books are the literary equivalent to a day at the beach with a stack of old Cosmo magazines. You won't gain much, but it's fun while it lasts.

I will give props to Conrad for not taking the easy way out with her conclusion. I don't want to g...more

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Oct 27, 2010 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ya

Oh, Lauren Conrad, you may not be a fine author, but you still managed to sucker my into reading every page of your ridiculous trilogy. The L.A. Candy series is *gasp* about a girl who moves to LA from a smaller, Southern California beach community with her best friend. The two are "discovered" in a night club, cast into a reality television show and thrown into a world of gossip and celebrity that they are quite ready to handle. Sound familiar? The plot is addictive in the same way that Conrad'...more

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Jul 11, 2012 MyTeenReads rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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In the concluding novel of the L.A. Candy series, Jane has her game face on. She knows that people have lied to her, and she’s ready this time. This time around, she’s sworn off guys, but what happens when Caleb and Braden both want her? What is she supposed to do? And what about Scarlett? She’s having her own troubles with Liam and her family. And of course we have Madison. But she has her own skeletons (figurativ...more

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Mar 25, 2012 Sara Stalder rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The 3rd book in the L.A. Candy series continues to follow Jane and Scarlett as they are filming season 2 of the popular "reality" series L.A. Candy. Jane Roberts has been through a lot, one of her closest friends betrayed her, and her luck in the guy department has not been working out for herr lately. So she swears of guys, but when her ex-Caleb comes back into town, she must decide what to do. Jane's BFF nScarlett Harp has some decisions of her own. She must decide between her boyfriend, and t...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Alina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

“Sugar and Spice” is the third book in the L.A. Candy series and focuses on the aftermath of the drama that Jane previously experienced. It goes more into depth about how reality shows work and how far they are from being realistic. Jane, the protagonist, is truly determined to leave the past behind her and reinvent herself and her reputation. She does this by eliminating some people from her life who she realized never really cared about her and being extremely careful about the people that she...more

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Oct 21, 2010 Jessica (Jess Hearts Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sugar and Spice is the last instalment in the L.A Candy series. These books have been my sweet little guilty pleasures this year and although they may not be the best pieces of literature they keep me entertained which for me is the main thing.

The L.A Candy series follows a year in the life of a group of young, L.A girls who have launched to fame through a hit reality TV show. These books are semi autobiography, semi fiction based on author Lauren Conrad’s time on MTVs hugely successful reality...more Sugar and Spice is the last instalment in the L.A Candy series. These books have been my sweet little guilty pleasures this year and although they may not be the best pieces of literature they keep me entertained which for me is the main thing.

The L.A Candy series follows a year in the life of a group of young, L.A girls who have launched to fame through a hit reality TV show. These books are semi autobiography, semi fiction based on author Lauren Conrad’s time on MTVs hugely successful reality series The Hills. In Sugar and Spice things pick up where Sweet Little Lies left off. After recently being betrayed by supposed friend and co-star Madison, Jane’s fast learning who she can and can’t trust now that she’s living under the spotlight. Whilst the tabloids are trying to create a rivalry between the girls all Jane wants is to cut her frenemies out and take back control of her life and normality, but normal is hard to achieve when you’re the nations sweetheart and your ex-boyfriend from back home comes creeping out of the works. Add on top of that Jane’s current L.A crush Brandon and life proves to be just as dramatic off screen as it is on. Meanwhile Jane’s best friend Scarlett is having some boy troubles of her own. Her new boyfriend Liam is the guy of her dreams, sweet, kind and down to earth Liam has no interest in appearing on L.A candy – which would be perfect if the bosses of the show didn’t keep trying to set up flirtatious scenes between Scarlett and guys who are willing to appear on the show causing Scarlett’s real reality to come crashing down. As season 2 gets ready to air it looks like the girls have some big decisions to make about their lives on and off set but can both reality and reality TV ever co-exist smoothly alongside each other?

What I love about the L.A candy books is that there’s never a dull moment. There’s always plenty of drama and backstabbing to keep you turning those pages and the characters of Jane and Scarlett are really admirable. If you haven’t read these books you may be lead to believe that it’s about blonde, ditzy, wannabes chasing fame in L.A and whilst there are some characters like that in the books the main characters Jane and Scarlett are nothing like that with Jane being a down to earth girl next door type and Scarlett an intelligent, ambitious, natural beauty. These girls are real and very relatable and likeable and it’s so entertaining seeing the girls trying to deal with being big stars in L.A and all the fakes and drama that comes along with it.

On top of everything this series gives a very insightful look into reality TV and what really goes on behind the scenes in these shows told by a girl who’s experienced it all first hand. I’ve enjoyed these books a lot, there perfect light hearted escapism on days when I just wanted something fun to read. I thought Sugar and Spice was a great ending to a great series overall but I was a little disappointed by Jane’s love interest outcome especially because I liked a certain guy in particular but other than that I thought it was a perfect ending.

Scandalous, dramatic and highly entertaining this is the perfect series to get lost in. The literary equivalent to a hot bubble bath and a glass of wine. Sugar and Spice will be loved by The Hills fans, reality TV show junkies and teenage girls everywhere. 3.5 stars.(less)

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Oct 08, 2010 QVT rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It's over. What do you say to a book like this? I think SLL was definitely the worst thing humans have done. This one managed to, in true Elsie fashion, invent new methods of torturing me. If 1 was Jane exposed, and 2 was Jane betrayed, 3 is Jane walked on. The worst bit of the book is Madison taking credit for some stupid fucking event planning idea Jane had. It's totally pointless, but instead of responding like a human being, not a single person in the room slaps her in the face. Instead Jane...more

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Jan 06, 2011 Ana705 rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I knew Caleb was a player! he was and still, is. Seriously he can't just do that. But, Gabby her like publicist was very provoking and she made Gabby do things that she didn't want to do such as the 'Caleb Story' Wow, and also i NEVER thought Jane would leave the show... like, yeah when Jane found Trevor's 'notebook' i could see i coming up. I like Jane a lot, she has very good karma, like when Sophie (Madison's little sister) spread that really big secret about Madison's identity like, Jane bro...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Chrissy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2013

Hollywood was fine with fakes, but it was most definitely not okay with frauds

In this final installment of the LA Candy series (*sob*), the girls learn the REAL meaning of reality television as they finally start to discover the ways that they have all been carefully manipulated by their producer for the first two seasons of television's most popular reality show.

Jane, who has not lost a bit of her irritating naivety even by now in book three, is getting fed up with the microphones and the came...more Hollywood was fine with fakes, but it was most definitely not okay with frauds

In this final installment of the LA Candy series (*sob*), the girls learn the REAL meaning of reality television as they finally start to discover the ways that they have all been carefully manipulated by their producer for the first two seasons of television's most popular reality show.

Jane, who has not lost a bit of her irritating naivety even by now in book three, is getting fed up with the microphones and the cameras. Sure, Jane and Scarlett have rekindled their friendship after the terrors that Jesse and Madison inflicted last season, but Jane is having tons of boy trouble -- all courtesy of LA Candy. Her high school sweetheart, Caleb (who previously dumped Jane, leaving her bitterly heartbroken for *months*), has returned and is being WAY more than friendly with her lately. He wants to get back together, which sounds awesome to Jane, but why does Caleb seem so intent on getting himself on camera when he claims to hate the fame? In the meantime, Braden is texting again, and Jane can't deny that she never really got over him either. Oh, and Jesse. Sure, he's actually in rehab right now, but he asked Jane to promise that they may have a chance once he gets out this time. And, well, sure -- she agreed -- but these days she's really not sure WHAT is real when it comes to the men in her life.

Scarlett, who promised herself she would be a bit less rebellious and a tad more cooperative when it came to the LA Candy gig, is tired of trying to squeeze time in with her boyfriend, Liam, in between the nearly constant filming for the show. Liam can't be filmed, due to past connections with the company, so as far as the producers are concerned, Scarlett is single and ready for love. So, they've become more heavy handed in the edited room, creating a completely fake television relationship between Scarlett and one of her random high school hookups from the past. Also, Scarlett is tired of feeling bored and unchallenged by her school work. She KNOWS she's Ivy League material -- she has the acceptance letters to prove it! But, is she really ready to break the news to Jane and Liam that she's ready to quit LA Candy and move all the way across the country?

In the meantime, diva extraordinaire Madison learns the identity of her mysterious blackmailer, and finds herself in the middle of a situation in which she is forced to share her fame, wealth, and power in order to save her reputation. Is LA Candy ready for a new cast member, because Madison sure isn't! And Gabby has recently hired her own publicist who has reinvented her as a catty, bitchy vixen complete with a spray tan, breast implants, and lip injections. Isn't reality television supposed to be real? So why does Gabby feel so unlike herself?

And then Jane finds something that shocks her to the core (although, let's be real -- she shouldn't have been surprised by now, right?). Jane knows she is under contract, but she's DONE being a pawn in someone else's game.

Who is ready to give up fame and fortune for a chance to go back to "real" life? And who won't be allowed out of their contract quite yet?

Of COURSE I'm not going to tell you that one.... you'll have to read it yourself.

I'm such a sucker for chick-lit and I was honestly impressed by this one. After the horrors and nightmares of previous fictional works by stars like Pamela Anderson, the Kardashians, Elle and Blair Fowler, and *shudder* that monstrosity by Tyra Banks, I am shocked to say for the first time that I really did thoroughly enjoy a *celebrity* novel. Great job, Lauren Conrad + ghost writer! Sometimes they're right when they say stick to what you know, right?

Now, I'm curious -- given that I've never seen the Hills -- how much of this really mirrored Conrad's own reality television experience?

I just wish that Conrad + ghost writer would give me a spin-off book about Scarlett and Liam. I adore them. Pretty please with cherries on top?(less)

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Dec 28, 2012 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Aug 03, 2012 Tiffany rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ok, I admit it, I'm a 34yr old woman and I've read all three of the novels in the L.A. Candy series by Ms. Conrad. It's hard not to enjoy these books; especially if you are a fan of the show the Hills. Ms. Conrad's writing style is simple and pleasurable. Sugar & Spice is the final installment in her 3 part book series. We finally get to read what happens to Jane, Scarlet, and the dreaded Madison. There are some fun twists along the way very reminiscent to occurrences on the Hills (ie Madiso...more

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Sep 11, 2011 Tiny Pants rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: borrowed-library, fiction, series, young-adult

Okay, I have to try to remember what I thought of this one, because I composed a review of it several times on the morning that I marked it as read etc. (so like a month ago), and somehow my internet connection or Goodreads or something swallowed 'em up. My best guess: Really liked it.

I wish I could tell the publishers that I read these books despite Lauren Conrad's "authorship," not because of it! Whomever actually wrote these, please guys, give her more work! This series was so short, but almo...more

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Nov 05, 2010 stephanie rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, young-adult

interesting, interesting. i think the neat thing about this series is that you can kind of see the evolution of a writer. there's more development, more about the characters in general, and a bit more plot.

this book felt like a good third draft outline - there were many parts that still needed to be fleshed out (as in: gaby, the end with sophie, etc.) but it had potential.

very quick read that wraps up way too fast. could have used a little more time, i think. i don't really know why the whole...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Cassie rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was rather excited to start reading this, because it is the last book in the series and some of our question would be answered, like what will between Jane and Brandon. But as i got deeper into the book, I couldn't help but notice how much recapping was happening. We would be re introduced to something/someone from the first book or the second and get a full paragraph or two of what had previously happened. I don't know how many times I read about Scarlett's theory on Caleb cheating on Jane wh...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chicklit, ya

The final book in Lauren Conrad's series! Cricky, what even happened? As with books like these, all I know is that everyone lived happily ever after. The girls were pretty strong in this one and finally took no bullshit from anyone and just did there own thing, which was really nice to read. You didn't even care about the villains anymore because they were just so weak and wasteful, you knew they weren't going to go anywhere this late in the series. Everything wrapped up a little too neatly, as...more

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May 15, 2011 Teresa rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book is about two girls, Scarlett and Jane are living in a Hollywood life. Scarlett have a boyfriend named Liam Ferguson but for Jane she is single until she met her L.A. crush Branden, and Caleb, her high school boyfriend. Jane didn't know which to choose from because both of them are acting sweeter than ever. Till the middle of the story she picked Caleb when Branden left for a movie shoot. There is one problem though. Branden is Jane's boyfriend so that means Jane is leaving out her rela...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Caitlin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jane and Scarlett are on a popular reality TV show. At first they loved going to the parities and getting some more cash. Trever the producer has started to control his characters.
Jane must decide if Braden (the guy she loves) or Caleb (an old boyfriend) is right for her. Scarlett is having problems with her boyfriend Liam, Naveen an old college friend is seen as her 'new boyfriend' on the show. What can dhe tell Liam to convince him she has no feelings for Naveen?
Madison is having tons of f...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Kayla rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-read

Great ending to the series. As I stated with my reviews of the earlier books, this series is not going to win any literary awards. However, it is a FUN series. You keep turning the page to find out what happens, much the same way you keep tuning in to reality TV. I thought Conrad did a nice job of finishing everything up. She didn't go the traditional, predictable route, and I'm so glad. You know it's not quality reading, but it's a good time, nonetheless. Not that Conrad is a bad writer. But he...more

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Apr 30, 2011 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Like the first two books preceding this one, it was addicting to read. I was an avid watcher of The Hills, watching every season religiously which is why these books might also be addicting. Now that The Hills is off air, this lets me re-live the dramatic reality show in a book, while getting the behind the scenes story of what really happens with reality television, and how its basically all planned out and scripted. Nonetheless, soo good. The writing isn't all that great, but what do you expec...more

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Jun 01, 2012 Mayra rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit

I really enjoyed the entire "L.A Candy" Trilogy. A lot of people are put off by these books because they are written my a former reality star. But to be sincere these books are written well. Yeah these books are not a literature masterpiece but they are a fun easy read, which is why I have given them a 4 star rating.

I am a fan of Lauren Conrad and watched her on the show "The Hills" so it was fun reading the novels and thinking about who the characters on the novels were and living in Los Angele...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Emily Feagans rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Lauren Conrad had a specific purpose in writing the second book of the "L.A. Candy" series, "Sugar and Spice". She is not one of those authors that states their purpose directly. Conrad's purpose in writing "Sugar and Spice", was to inform the people of the good and bad in Hollywood. This novel is about two normal girls that get chosen to be on a reality show called "L.A. Candy". They move to L.A. and soon their lives begin to change. Before reading this series, I was not sure what celebrities'...more Lauren Conrad had a specific purpose in writing the second book of the "L.A. Candy" series, "Sugar and Spice". She is not one of those authors that states their purpose directly. Conrad's purpose in writing "Sugar and Spice", was to inform the people of the good and bad in Hollywood. This novel is about two normal girls that get chosen to be on a reality show called "L.A. Candy". They move to L.A. and soon their lives begin to change. Before reading this series, I was not sure what celebrities' lives were like. After seeing what happens to the main characters Jane and Scarlett, I realize how tough it can be. So the purpose of this novel is to inform people of what Hollywood life is like.
The theme of "Sugar and Spice" is not everything is what it seems. When Jane and Scarlett got asked to be on a reality television show, they did not think about the consequences that would come with it. For example,in the beginning when the girls first start filming they meet their co-stars. Their names are Gabby and Madison. Gabby is a sweet yet ditzy girl, but Madison is not the sweetest. She is a backstabber and can not be trusted. Madison makes Jane want to quit the show because of the lies she tells reporters, and when she tries to steal Jane's airtime. So with this theme the author is trying to tell people to be careful what they wish for and think about the consequences that come with their actions.
"Sugar and Spice" is a narration. This is the style that the novel was written in. A narration is when someone tells a story with events that happened in chronological order. This novel's narrator is the author, Lauren Conrad. It's perspective is in third person and Conrad is telling a story about the four main girls on the reality show "L.A. Candy". There are many events that happen and they are all in order.
I really like this book. The first novel in the series was automatically my favorite book, and I was so excited to read the second one. I recommend it to mainly girls, and ones who enjoy suspense and drama. It really shows you what happens in Hollywood and behind the scenes. I liked that it was suspenseful at the end of every chapter and it left me wanting to read more. There were not very many things that I did not like, so there is nothing that I would change. I can not say that it is similar to any other book that I have read. It is unique, creative, and I would recommend it to any female readers.(less)

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Jul 28, 2012 Akhila rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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