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The Society

Jodie Andrefski (Goodreads Author)

3.23 · Rating details · 554 ratings · 110 reviews

Welcome to Trinity Academy’s best-kept secret.

The Society.

You’ve been handpicked by the elite of the elite to become a member. But first you’ll have to prove your worth by making it through Hell Week.

Do you have what it takes?

It’s time to find out.

Samantha Evans knows she’d never get an invite to rush the Society—not after her dad went to jail for insider trading. But ...more

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Sep 24, 2015 mith rated it did not like it

Recommends it for: No one. Absolutely no one.

Shelves: 2016-publication, reviewed, disappointed, anticipated-and-disappointed, standalone

This is, by far, one of the worst books I have read this year.
And I've read some pretty bad ones in the past half of 2016.
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This review is kinda long.
So tl;dr: I am sooooooooooo tired and I hate this book soooooo much.

I have a lot of shelves. Sometimes, I have the urge to create even more because there are so many ways I need to categorize books. Then I have the urge to delete them because I wouldn't have categorized them well enough. It's the reason my "favourites" shelves are a mess.
For th ...more

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Mar 11, 2016 Sarah Elizabeth rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley-edelweiss, r2r-read, read-2016, romance, read-with-abbie, contemporary, young-adult

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Entangled Publishing, LLC and NetGalley.)

“Revenge would be so very sweet.”

This was a YA contemporary story about a girl who wanted revenge on another girl at school.

Sam was an okay character, but I didn’t really love her. Jessica was really quite mean to her, but I wasn’t sure that revenge was the best tactic.

The storyline in this was about Sam trying to get revenge on this girl called Jessi ...more

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Mar 15, 2016 Sophie rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2016, 1-star, did-not-finish, arcs-read, 2016-releases

I received an Advance Reader Copy from the publisher via NetGalley. This in no way impacted on my view.

I previously read Andrefski's, The Girlfriend Request, and though I wasn't too keen on it, I felt like giving her another chance when I saw the synopsis of The Society. To me, it seemed similar to one of my favourite series, Night School by C.J. Daugherty, and I hoped I would find something to fill the gap that series has left behind. However, that so wasn't the case. I read about 50% of this b I received an Advance Reader Copy from the publisher via NetGalley. This in no way impacted on my view.

I previously read Andrefski's, The Girlfriend Request, and though I wasn't too keen on it, I felt like giving her another chance when I saw the synopsis of The Society. To me, it seemed similar to one of my favourite series, Night School by C.J. Daugherty, and I hoped I would find something to fill the gap that series has left behind. However, that so wasn't the case. I read about 50% of this book, and pretty much shook my head on every single page, and after nearly three weeks of getting no further, I decided to stop putting off the inevitable, and just DNfed the book.

The Society is a elite group in Trinity Academy, and only the best of the best are chosen to be invited. If you're lucky enough to last through Hell Week, you're set for life - the best picks of college, jobs, you name it; if you fail, you're basically ruined. Samantha has had a tough past year. After her father was arrested and jailed for insider trading, her whole life has changed. Her best friend, Jessica, was instrumental in her father's arrest, and treats Samantha like something she stepped in, so Sam decides to get payback. Jessica is in charge of picking the rushees, so Sam hacks her account and adds a few others, who deserve to be in The Society, but who aren't the 'creme de la creme' that are normally picked.

I enjoyed the whole bit about The Society, but it wasn't great, and was overshadowed by the awful romantic aspect. Sam's best friend, Jeremy, is in love with her, and seemed to be falling into the 'friend-zone' category, especially when the new, mysterious guy, with the cliche motorcycle, turns up one day, and seems to know a lot about Sam and wants to spend time with him. I mean, she's only spoken to him (Ransom) for fewer than a few minutes, and then decides to go to his house, all on her own. Yeah, that's how girls get killed. It was just completely unbelievable, and ridiculous to me, that I was turned off from any redeeming qualities the book may or may not have had, and just had to put it down.

After this being the second disappointing book of Andrefski's I've read, I don't think I'll read anything from her in the future. Definitely a no from me for The Society. ...more

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Mar 08, 2016 The Candid Cover (Olivia & Lori) rated it liked it

Shelves: arc, young-adult, kindle, netgalley, 2016-releases

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When I first saw The Society, I was really intrigued. It is all about revenge, one of my favourite topics, and set at a private school, something else that I love! However, as I got into the book, the main character started to annoy me. She makes some really bad decisions and has a habit of taking things too far.

The Society is another one of those good old revenge books, which is probably why I was so drawn to it! I love the humour that comes with the plotting and Full Review on The Candid Cover

When I first saw The Society, I was really intrigued. It is all about revenge, one of my favourite topics, and set at a private school, something else that I love! However, as I got into the book, the main character started to annoy me. She makes some really bad decisions and has a habit of taking things too far.

The Society is another one of those good old revenge books, which is probably why I was so drawn to it! I love the humour that comes with the plotting and execution of the plans. This book is all about the creation of a new fake Society to get back at the leader of the real Society. Just reading about all the computer hacking and sneaking around had me nervous for the characters. Suspenseful books like these are exactly the ones that I love.

I really enjoyed the school setting in The Society. For some reason, school settings are among my favourites. I feel like these books are more relatable because we all know what it’s like to be in the characters’ positions. In this book, the main character makes use of the resources at school to hide her connection to her own Society and publicly humiliate her ex-best friend. I found it really interesting how the author took the time to describe how careful Sam is to cover her tracks. This is more realistic than other revenge books I’ve read, and I really admired that.

Though I enjoyed the rest of the book, I had some problems with the main character. I understand that this is a revenge book and that Sam has every right to be mad at her enemy, but I feel like she was a bit too extreme. When making her plans, she even had a friend tell her that it was too much and that she shouldn’t go through with it, but she didn’t listen. During the book, Sam makes some really bad decisions, as most characters do, but she also takes things a little bit too far. She is so caught up in her own schemes that she doesn’t focus on the things that matter most, like her friends. This frustrated me, but I kept reading to see if she would start realizing the severity of her revenge.

The Society is a revenge book with a school setting. I enjoyed so much about the book, but unfortunately, the main character bothered me. I would still recommend this book if you are fine with some drama and poor decisions, however, because everything else in the book is really engaging. ...more

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Feb 01, 2016 Laura Hernandez (TheVoluptuousBkDiva/YABkDivas) rated it it was amazing

I couldn't be more happier that I was afforded the opportunity to read an eARC of The Society as this was not only a wonderful read but this book also touched on the very real issue of bullying.

Sam had always lead a happy life full of friends and a loving family until her father was sent to prison. Once that happened her mother abandoned her at her aunt Lor's house and her best friend dropped her like white on rice. That would have been simple to get used to but her former best friend became her ...more

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Jun 29, 2017 PinkAmy loves books, cats and naps rated it did not like it

"The silence stretched between us like old gum you don't want anymore and decide to play with instead."

That tells you all you need to know about the quality of writing.

THE SOCIETY was free on kindle so I took a shot.

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Mar 06, 2016 Deniz rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult

Actually to be completely honest, this isn't quite what I expected.
Though I am not quite sure what I expected... It's not like the blurb is inaccurate.
In fact after starting this I went and reread the blurb, and I reread it again after I finished. So I wouldn't be able to tell you why I expected this to be different. I kinda just did.
I think I expected more cute&fluffy? Possibly more angst and high-strung drama? Again I actually don't know.
And while I have been flaxing on about how this is d ...more

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Mar 31, 2016 Stephanie Ward rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook, for-review, netgalley

3.5 Stars

'The Society' is a new young adult contemporary novel that focuses on several issues relevant to our world today - mostly bullying and revenge. There have been a ton of books lately that deal with bullying, as well as a bunch of titles revolving around revenge - so this wasn't anything groundbreaking for me as a reader. It brings the two topics together and adds in the intrigue of a secret society at a prestigious private school, but it wasn't really original and didn't make a big impac 3.5 Stars

'The Society' is a new young adult contemporary novel that focuses on several issues relevant to our world today - mostly bullying and revenge. There have been a ton of books lately that deal with bullying, as well as a bunch of titles revolving around revenge - so this wasn't anything groundbreaking for me as a reader. It brings the two topics together and adds in the intrigue of a secret society at a prestigious private school, but it wasn't really original and didn't make a big impact on me. Don't get me wrong - the writing was solid, the plot was well done, and the characters were pretty rounded; it just didn't have anything to make it stand out from the other books like it out there right now. I immediately connected with the main character - Samantha - and could really empathize with her situation and feelings. Having been bullied in high school myself, I could easily put myself in Sam's shoes and understand every thought and feeling she experienced. She did get a big annoying after awhile - to be honest, I wanted to smack her a few times to bring her back down to reality. She was a well rounded main character and I enjoyed getting to see the story from her perspective. The author used the first person point of view writing style for the book - which, in my opinion, was a perfect fit for the story. I loved getting to know Sam on such a deeply personal level - her fears, thoughts, memories, plans, and so much more.

Other than getting to know Sam on a very personal level, the rest of the story was rather ordinary and predictable. Again, this is solely my opinion - I'm sure other readers will really enjoy this book. As I mentioned earlier, it's very well done with vivid descriptions, a main character who feels "real" and a great story about revenge. I'm not sure what I was hoping for or expecting before reading this book, but I guess I'm a bit let down due to the reasons I listed. I think fans of the genre should give it a shot, because everyone has different tastes and I know lots of readers will really enjoy it.

Disclosure: I received a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. ...more

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Mar 10, 2016 Kristine rated it it was ok

Shelves: netgalley

Original review can be found at http://kristineandterri.blogspot.ca/2...

** I received an advanced readers copy from Entangled Teen via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!**

This is the second book for me by this author and unfortunately I found I had a lot of the same issues with this book as the one I previously read. The characters were not overly likeable, there were numerous rabbit trails and a random boy that did nothing to enrich the story.

This was the story of Sam who wa ...more

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Mar 29, 2016 Karen • The Book Return rated it it was ok

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I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Samantha Evens used to be popular at school. Then her father is arrested for insider trading and her life falls apart. Her former best friend is now her tormentor. Sam vows to seek revenge by using the schools secret society against it's own members.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This novel was interesting as it highlights what can happen when bulling gets out ...more

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Feb 19, 2018 Michelle Leonard rated it did not like it

Shelves: books-i-own, dustybookshelfchallenge, 2018, kindle

Just Ok

Ended with very few questions answered. There were some major plot points that were left unresolved. Overly detailed in many places.

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Jun 15, 2019 Lauren rated it did not like it

Shelves: the-dnf-graveyard

DNF after about five chapters, when I found myself repeatedly thinking, "I think I hate this book." Sam, the narrator, just seemed so oblivious and unlikeable right from the start. The writing seemed juvenile and the characters cliche. Hard pass.

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Apr 19, 2016 Erica Chilson rated it really liked it

Shelves: wickedreads, school-is-cool, young-adult

I received a copy of this title to read and review for Wicked Reads

4 stars

Young Adult Age-range: 12+ includes kissing & bullying.

As an adult reading The Society, I'd give it 4 solid stars. Thinking back to my reading tastes as a young adult, The Society would have hit all of my favorite notes: thrilling pacing, mild romantic triangle to keep my turning the pages, and friendship troubles. I believe most young adults would give the novel 5 stars.

I was hooked on page one with the introduction 3 ...more

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Dec 20, 2017 Mina Reyes rated it liked it

#TheSociety by #JodieAndrefski it's exactly the opposite of what I thought it would be. Bullying it's a very serious problem that keeps happening doesn't matter how hard we try to stop it. How far would you go if you where a victim of bullying? Samantha finds a way to get back at the people who had made her life miserable but at what cost? How many futures she needs to destroy to get her revenge? And at what consequences. It's a good read and if you have the time and are interested in the subjec ...more

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Mar 26, 2016 Carolyn rated it liked it

Recommends it for: 13 year olds; people dealing with bullying

Shelves: ya, women-authors, books-read-2016, kindle

3 stars.

I received a free digital copy of The Soicety in exchange for an honest review. Thanks to Entangled Publishing, LLC and NetGalley

"Survival is a game with a chance; revenge is a calculated plan of action."

This is the first novel I have read by Jodie Andrefski. I wasn't sure how her writing style would be or how well developed her characters are, etc. But the premise of the story intrigued me so I was happy when I received my free copy of The Society.

It is a really easy and quic 3 stars.

I received a free digital copy of The Soicety in exchange for an honest review. Thanks to Entangled Publishing, LLC and NetGalley

"Survival is a game with a chance; revenge is a calculated plan of action."

This is the first novel I have read by Jodie Andrefski. I wasn't sure how her writing style would be or how well developed her characters are, etc. But the premise of the story intrigued me so I was happy when I received my free copy of The Society.

It is a really easy and quick read with a powerful message. The story deals with bullying and how relationships between the bully and the victim are complex and how easily the roles can be switched. I enjoy reading book that deal with bullying because I think it is SO important that these types of books are out there for young people to read because so many are effected by it. I also liked how this book dealt with how the roles between bully and victim can turn and suddenly the victim is now the bully. I think it allows it's reader to think about ways in which to deal with bullying and to be conscientious of the bully and their feelings...even though it can seem impossible to do so at the time.

I thought that the main character, Sam or Samantha, was well developed. I didn't necessairily relate to Sam all that much. I have a hard time relating to characters that are charged by anger and revenge. Anger is not an emotion that I do NOT like to deal with so I usually just try to ignore it as much as possible lol which isn't healthy but oh well lol. Even though I didn't relate to Sam because of this, I still was able to understand her and see her point of view.

The book took a slightly different turn from what I expected and I am not sure how I feel about it. At times I thought it was a little over the top and unrealistic. I just didn't believe how nonchalant Sam was towards her mother. I personally think that what her mother did was worse than her father going to prison. I also found the ending a little too 'happily-ever-after' for my taste. To me, it just doesn't seem that realistic considering what Sam has gone through for her to turn out completely unscathed. I think its important for authors to highlight that the journey to healing takes longer than just going to college or whatever. I mean Jodie Andrefski touches on this with Sam's relationship with her father but it just sort of rubbed me the wrong away.

Even though the book deals with a powerful subject, I didn't find that book to be all that powerful or enlightening to me. It was just an okay book that was at times, over the top. But over all, it's an easy and quick read for a Sunday afternoon or a day at the beach. Not something I'll rave about or think about for months after. But a nice read. ...more

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May 04, 2016 Michelle rated it liked it

**You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: http://bookbriefs.net**

The Society is a young adult standalone suspense by Jodie Andrefski. It deals with one of my favorite young adult subjects- a secret society in a boarding school setting. The Society took a bit of a different twist on the secret society thing. Instead of secrets to uncover from the school, this was a revenge plot. Secrets of a different kind. It was an interesting take on a secret society and it certainly was new and **You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: http://bookbriefs.net**

The Society is a young adult standalone suspense by Jodie Andrefski. It deals with one of my favorite young adult subjects- a secret society in a boarding school setting. The Society took a bit of a different twist on the secret society thing. Instead of secrets to uncover from the school, this was a revenge plot. Secrets of a different kind. It was an interesting take on a secret society and it certainly was new and different. The whole thing felt very Scream Queens to me...minus the guy in the mask.

Sam and Jessica are the two main characters of The Society and their relationship and dynamic was actually the most interesting aspect of the entire novel to me. Jessica is the quintessential mean girl to Sam. They used to be best friends but because of some legal issues involving their dads, they had a major falling out. Sam's dad landed in jail, but Jessica's family certainly did not come out of the situation unscathed. What I found to be the most interesting was that as much as Sam wanted to believe that she is the only victim in this whole story, her and Jessica are actually much more similar than either one of them would like to believe. The whole fiasco with their fathers affected both of them. Their families hurt each other. There was no one way road. And yes, Jessica started out as the mean girl, but Sam kind of morphed into her. (although I'm sure Sam's mindset was more of the ends justify the means.) My point is good girl and mean girl roles got a little blurry in this book, which made for a very interesting shades of gray kind of read.

The boarding school setting is a favorite of mine, and I loved it for The Society. This was a fast read for me. (though a few parts in the middle did drag on a bit.) To me, it will be a hit more with plot driven readers, as I didn't find any of the characters particularly lovable. They were interesting, but I didn't end up rooting for any of them too much. I was more interested in seeing what was going to happen next in the story. That is not necessarily a bad thing, just a bit different for me, as I tend to be a more character driven reader.

Bottom line: The Society is a very interesting read. I think it will be great for fans of plot driven stories looking for a secret society read with a twist. It is a solid read.

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Mar 28, 2016 Keanna (JustKey) rated it really liked it

Shelves: arcs, 2016-releases, stand-alones, friendships, netgalley-approved, e-books

*Received ARC from NetGalley*

The Why: Ex-bestfriend who bullies her and seeks revenge. But how far would you go to seek revenge on a girl who's ruined your life?

Characters:
Samantha (or Sam) has been through a lot especially since she's been pegged the convict's daughter. Ever since her father went to jail she leaves with her aunt who is sick. Sam's ex best friend, Jessica who essentially sent her father to jail bullies her to no end. Jessica, of course the queen bee of the school and draws on h ...more

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Jan 31, 2016 Krystianna rated it liked it

**Thank you so much to Entangled for allowing me to read this in exchange for an honest review!**

I was pretty excited when I first heard about The Society. The story follows a girl named Sam who is trying to get revenge on her ex-best friend Jessica. She uses The Society to try to get revenge.

I really liked how much background information was given to the reader in this novel. We are instantly thrown into the story of what happened between Jessica and Sam, which I loved. Nothing was really held ...more

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Apr 19, 2016 Lelia Taylor rated it liked it

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Teen bullying has become more widely talked about in the last few years than ever before, rightfully so, and many young adult novels have focused on the topic. This is a good thing because it helps shine a light on a serious problem but making such novels fresh and different has come to be more difficult as time goes by. It's similar to some other book themes that seem to lose their punch as too many authors and publishers jump on the bandwagon,

Sam has suffered at the hands of a former friend, J ...more

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May 03, 2016 K.M. Robinson rated it really liked it

The Society is a book about a Sam, a girl who has been bullied ever since her father was arrested for insider trading. Her former best friend has become the queen of the school and is terrorizing her. In an effort to get payback and put Jessica in her place, Sam hijacks the school's secret society and sends fake pledges on fake missions meant to bring Jessica down. It's a great story about how revenge is never as sweet as it should be and how actions always have consequences.
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Mar 16, 2016 Abbie rated it liked it

Shelves: read-to-review

(I received a copy from Netgalley, In exchange for an honest review.)

I felt quite sorry for Sam at the start of this, but after a while she annoyed me.

This started out okay, but as the book progressed I started to feel a bit bored unfortunately. There wasn't anything awfully wrong with it, it just struggled to hold my interest.

Overall, An okay read.

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Sep 28, 2017 Manuel rated it liked it

Shelves: thoughtful, young-adult

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Jan 10, 2020 Sunnie rated it really liked it

Results from being bullied

While I readily admit that I prefer more of a cozy mystery type of story, The Society was an interesting read. We all know what bullying means and this story shows life from both sides of this ugly equation. The protagonist is brave, sometimes a bit crazy, and seems to learn fairly quickly. She doesn’t truly understand the flip side, nor how deeply affected all parties to, and witnesses of bullying feel because of the situation. Yes, bullying is cruel, but is it actual ...more

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Oct 17, 2018 Alana Byers-crawford rated it it was ok

I don't usually read much chick lit and this book made me realise why.
The cattiness and drama is just way too much.
Sam infuriated me so much and I found it hard to like her. Becoming a bully is not the answer to being bullied and I felt what she did was so much worse than what Jessica did.
I didn't like how Jeremy always stuck by her no matter what. Sometimes it's necessary to let go of toxic people in your life.
And adding in Ransom just felt so unnecessary and that it was only done to add th ...more

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Oct 22, 2018 Jeanne Brewer rated it really liked it

Well worth your time

Teen angst with a positive twist. When a teenage girl's comfortable life comes crashing down around her ears, her former best friend becomes a formidable enemy, bullying her mercilessly and depriving her of any quality of life. She deals with both old and new friends, with enemies, with school administrators sans merci and without understanding, as well as with folks who have no idea of the myriad challenges facing her as she tries to advance into maturity. Backbone and chara ...more

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Jul 02, 2017 Brandy rated it it was ok

Nothing awful about it, just nothing great either. I wasn't terribly connected to the characters and it was rather predictable as the story unfolded.

My expectations were a mix of "The Skulls" and maybe a tense mystery or two. Lots of skulking and secrecy. It just fell flat and was rather vanilla. The society itself was barely discussed!!!

This book is more suited to the younger range of YA readers. Not my cup of tea.

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Aug 15, 2017 Sheralyn rated it did not like it

Language. I am so tired of reading foul language. I don't want to hear it either and yet the world thinks it is an acceptable form of communication. How narrow minded when we have a language filled with words far better suited to expressing oneself and flaunt your education at the same time.

Don't expect me to review more than the few paragraphs of this book prior to my literary mind being assaulted. It started out well written. That's the best I can give.

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Jan 03, 2018 Boredom Books rated it liked it

First read of 2018 done. The book is alright, but suffers from chronic flat and stereotypical character syndrome. I mean, you don’t always get a direct embodiment of a bad boy on a motorcycle that wears black, is only interested in sleeping around, and has a cool name like Ransom...but you do here! That, and the fact that it seemed to have a bit of a premature climax before everything is settled down, but hey, I definitely caught the moral of the story: be careful what you wish for.

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Jul 17, 2017 Malinda Sutherland rated it it was amazing

The aftereffects of bullying

It is a great book to read. You see the effects of bullying but also what can happen when retaliation is put into effect. I do wonder how the teachers never stepped into some of the situations.

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Jul 22, 2017 Sotolf Flasskjegg rated it it was ok

Naja, I'm quite sure this book is not written for me, the whole angsty self entitled teen thing was getting a bit much, and I didn't like the story much, well maybe it would have been better for me if I was a teenage girl :)

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Jodie Andrefski

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I've been passionate about reading since I was a little girl, which lead to a love of writing. I write YA--especially if it involves at least some kissing.

I have my B.S. in Secondary Education-English from Penn State University, and am also pursuing my M.S. in Mental Health Counseling.

I live and write in New Bern, North Carolina.