Pants On Fire by Meg Cabot is a fun, amusing and easy read. Cabot has a good sense of humor and her diction and choice of events kept the book entertaining. Katie, the main character, is easy to root for. At first I was a little put off by her - she was too promiscuous and obsessed with boys - but after a couple chapters, she became an interesting character. Katie could have been the most popular girl in the town if she strayed from who she was. For example, Katie lives in a town where Quahogs - a certain shellfish - are worshipped, but she hates them. Similarly, Katie has a boyfriend who's a football star, but she's not as interested in him as she would like to be. By rejecting both these things, Katie starts to realize who she was, instead of what other people wanted her to be. Katie is very relatable and although a little angsty at times, she's generally a good person.