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Instant Karma

Marissa Meyer (Goodreads Author)

3.81 · Rating details · 4,956 ratings · 1,582 reviews

Chronic overachiever Prudence Daniels is always quick to cast judgment on the lazy, rude, and arrogant residents of her coastal town. Her dreams of karmic justice are fulfilled when, after a night out with her friends, she wakes up with the sudden ability to cast instant karma on those around her.

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Apr 28, 2020 Angelica rated it it was ok

Shelves: release-2020, contemporary, authors-i-love, two-star

I'm a simple girl. I see Marissa Meyer and I hit the "to-read" button before I even read the synopsis. It's just the way it is.

And yet, despite loving Marissa Meyer and her writing. Despite being a ride or die fan of everything she writes. Despite looking forward to anything that she may publish in the future. Despite all that, I didn't love this book.

I did listen to the audiobook and I have to give props to the narrator, Rebecca Soler for making the story engaging. I must admit, that had I bee ...more

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Nov 22, 2020 jessica rated it really liked it · review of another edition

i like sci-fi/fantasy MM but, wow, i like contemporary MM even more. this is honestly the genre for her.

because theres not the flashiness of her usual sci-fi/fantasy in this, it feels like MMs writing is stripped down, which helped me realise her writing skills are actually quite good. its simple, but really effective. the character development is great, the pacing is spot on, the banter is adorable. this is everything you could hope for from a YA contemporary.

not sure if this is one of the bo ...more

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Jul 30, 2019 sally♡ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: highly-anticipated, need-this-now

OH IT WAS SO GOOD. marissa romances make me so mushy 😭 can quint be my boyfriend please!

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i will give everything i own and my firstborn baby for this

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Jul 29, 2019 julia ♥ marked it as to-read

Shelves: tbr-ya-contemporary

My auto-buy author writing a contemporary romance? I want 20

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Nov 15, 2020 Nilufer Ozmekik rated it really liked it

Awwww this book is fanfrekingtastic! ( it’s not a word but nothing is better to define this book)

Dear Prudence: quirky, overachiever, A-grade exemplary student, ambitious, a little self-absorbed, judgmental because she’s obsessed to be perfectionist! It’s a challenging heroine to feel sympathy! At first chapters you love to hate her. Then she gains a spiritual power like being a karma bitch or let’s define her as divine punisher.
When she sees something unfair, she just concentrates, snapping Awwww this book is fanfrekingtastic! ( it’s not a word but nothing is better to define this book)

Dear Prudence: quirky, overachiever, A-grade exemplary student, ambitious, a little self-absorbed, judgmental because she’s obsessed to be perfectionist! It’s a challenging heroine to feel sympathy! At first chapters you love to hate her. Then she gains a spiritual power like being a karma bitch or let’s define her as divine punisher.
When she sees something unfair, she just concentrates, snapping and voila : the person who says something unfair or acts like prick finds himself/ herself in absurd, humiliating position! ( there should be a Marvel Character who has karmic cosmo powers! ) if you are one of the lazy, rude, arrogant town folks, you will be probably on her punishment radar.

But her powers won’t work when it comes to her longtime nemesis, reluctant lab partner Quint Erickson : he arrives so late to the presentation, never finishes a task he’s attended, never listens anything she tells him.

And guess what! Her classmates adore him including her twin brother Jude! What a traitor!

When she tries to punish him for his annoying attitudes and lack of discipline, something happens to her ( including getting attacked by a broom: don’t ask me how it could be possible! )
And after her hard work Prudence gets C which is unacceptable like an ambitious, ultra perfectionist girl like her. She needs to redo her assignment with Quint but at first she has to convince him to work with her. But you can guess both of the parties hate each other’s guts passionately!

As you can imagine Prudence doesn’t give up so easily. She finds out Quint’s mother works at Sea Animal Rescue Center and Quint also works there as a volunteer. To convince Quint for redoing the project, she offers her help to work at the center for four weeks. And Quint accepts her offer because he believes she will run away before her first shift ends. Oh Quint, you don’t know how stubborn dear Prudence can be.

And dear Prudence doesn’t like to connect with animals, hating fish smell but she slowly realizes the values of the job they’re doing. And she finally realizes her lazy, absentminded nemesis is a responsible, hard worker! Oh, he’s more than that! Is she blushing? Yes, she’s ! She starts to like him a lot but how their relationship work when Quint hates her so much. Or does he still hate her?

This is triple caramel whip, half-sweet, skim, iced vanilla cappuccino kind of delicious reading! I loved the karmic justice idea! Prudence was a little annoying heroine at the beginning but thankfully the book is long enough for you to get used to her quirkiness!
Quint was sweet pie, adorable hero!

I adored the Beatles references, Prudence’s modern hipster family, her bestie Ari. But Quint’s buddy Ezra was the winner of supporting characters. I truly love to read his own book. ( Ari and Ezra’s story! Yes, I love to read this dreamy sequel!)

I’m lowering one star because of annoying heroine part ( even though I learned to like her, at the beginning she earned hundreds of punching points) and at the last parts Quint should be groveling more because he definitely did something really hurtful in my opinion!

Anyways, it’s sweet, entertaining, feel-good reading that I need! I enjoyed it a lot! ...more

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Jan 15, 2021 Chelsea (chelseadolling reads) marked it as did-not-finish

DNF @ ~15%: I made the decision that 2021 was going to be the year of putting down books when I knew that they weren't going to be for me, and this one fit that description pretty quickly out the gate. I originally wanted to read this book because I loooooved Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles back in the day, so when I heard that she was putting out a mostly contemporary story (my favorite genre) I hopped right on it. Unfortunately, this one really didn't work for me the way that I hoped it would ...more

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Oct 23, 2020 Jessica | JustReadingJess rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: netgalley

Instant Karma by Marissa Meyer is a cute young adult romance.

I loved the wildlife in Instant Karma. Pru learns about different sea animals and gets to experience them being reentered into the wild. Quint is very passionate about the relief center and sea animals and expresses this many times to Pru.

I really enjoyed Pru and Quint’s interactions. Their romance was exactly what I look for when reading YA romance. Pru’s and Quint’s family and friends were also an important part of the story.

I liste ...more

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May 11, 2020 Sahil Javed marked it as to-read

Shelves: contemporary

um why the fuck am i only just finding out that marissa meyer is coming out with a contemporary novel? the queen of retellings is releasing a contemporary? take my money, my lungs, my kidney, take them all. i need this.

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Aug 15, 2019 Tucker (TuckerTheReader) marked it as not-released-tbr

Shelves: middle-grade

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Nov 08, 2020 Krystal rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: loved-up, chick-lit, owned, from-the-publisher, freebies-and-gifts, ya

Okay, I guess it was pretty cute.

Prudence is, like, super annoying though.

Reasons You Will Love This Book
- Enemies to Lovers cute romance
- Fun beach location
- Sea life vibes
- Karmic justice
- Fun characters
- Music rep
- Realistic character appearances (as opposed to everyone being 'the most attractive person ever')
- Quirky moments
- That one scene in the ... where they're both ... *happy sigh*

Reasons This Book May Lose Stars
- Prudence is super judgy
- Prudence is self-absorbed
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May 17, 2020 Abbie | abbie.ruis rated it liked it

⭐ 3.75 / 5 ⭐

This delightfully refreshing, Beatles-infused Rom-Com is full of whimsy, romance, and life lessons.

“Overachiever Prudence Daniels is always quick to cast judgment on the lazy, rude, and arrogant residents of her coastal town. Her dreams of karmic justice are fulfilled when, after a night out with her friends, she wakes up with the sudden ability to cast instant karma on those around her.

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Apr 27, 2020 rayne ♥ [ IG: rayne.reads ] rated it it was ok

Shelves: ready-to-sell-my-soul-for-a-copy, anticipated-releases, enemies-to-lovers, romance, the-characters-are-frickin-bland, cliche-to-a-fault, not-my-cup-of-tea, predictable, boring, everyone-else-loves-it

2.5 stars

This was love at first sight. I saw Marissa Meyer, and immediately, I had the creeping suspicion that I would love this.

But unfortunately, my instincts have failed me.

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I really wanted to love this, truly. I think Marissa Meyer is an amazing author and though I have not finished The Lunar Chronicles yet, the first book amazed me. But this one was not it.

Instant Karma is a young adult romance about a girl who's forced to work with her archenemies through the course of one eventful s ...more

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Apr 27, 2020 Ashley rated it really liked it

Shelves: extremely-unique-concepts, fantasy-light, enemies-to-lovers, fantasy-and-magic, contemporary, 2020-nov, family

Star Rating: —> 4.5 Stars

Just the fun, fluffy cuteness that I needed to avoid that bookslump I was headed towards. Thank you, Instant Karma ! 😉

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Jan 15, 2021 Adela rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: overdrive-hold, the-royal-bookies-january-challenge

God this book was a train wreck. Why? Well I’m about to tell you.

The main character, Prudence, is a terrible human being. All she cares about is grades grades grades. She goes through life not caring about the consequences of her actions or maybe how she makes others, like Quint, feel. Ugh she’s a stereotypical nerd and I hate her with every bone in my body. At the beginning she was all right, but it just went down hill from there.

The main side character, Quint, was annoying, but he was also s God this book was a train wreck. Why? Well I’m about to tell you.

The main character, Prudence, is a terrible human being. All she cares about is grades grades grades. She goes through life not caring about the consequences of her actions or maybe how she makes others, like Quint, feel. Ugh she’s a stereotypical nerd and I hate her with every bone in my body. At the beginning she was all right, but it just went down hill from there.

The main side character, Quint, was annoying, but he was also semi-okay. I don’t have much to say about him since I only made it to the halfway point before dnfing. Quint is irresponsible and always late and doesn’t seem to give a crap about his grades. But oh wait! He gives a crap about animals, because we’re suddenly supposed to like him after that? Because apparently if a guy treats animals better than humans he’s amazing. If a guy like Quint actually cares about something then he’s suddenly amazing? The bar is so low.

The little romance going on in this book was a terrible idea and it shouldn’t have happened. But I guess it does prove that opposites attract. Anyway, it’s the whole enemies to lovers thing I guess. Because obviously a guy and a girl can’t just be enemies to friends. No. Go big or go home.

Ughhh the writing was so boring. Every time I tried reading it I immediately stopped because I was so bored with it.

Remember when Marissa Meyer like first announced that this was a book and we were all pretty skeptical about it since it was her first more contemporary leaning book? Well we were right to be hesitant because it ended up being a bad idea.

And I guess Prudence’s family was supposed to be quirky or something for being obsessed with The Beatles and naming all their kids after songs..?

What did the actual instant karma part of this story even do for it? Like barely anything. The whole power was useless and did more harm then good. It made Prudence look more like a villain than a hero, the way she was looking to harm people constantly.

DNF 50%

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Nov 02, 2020 Sheena rated it it was ok

Shelves: audiobook, netgalley, contemporary, young-adult, romance

Contemporary romance and I just haven’t been getting along recently, at least with arcs. I did have high expectations with this one because I really loved Meyer's book Cinder (and need to continue the series) but this book feels like it was written by another author. Points for the cute cover though!

Prudence suddenly gets the power of being able to grant instant karma on those who deserve it. I wasn’t a fan of Prudence, if anything I thought she should get some instant karma against her for her ...more

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Oct 21, 2020 Melanie (mells_view) rated it really liked it

Sophomore year would have been a walk in the park if it hadn’t been for marine biology and Quint Erickson.

Instant Karma by Marissa Meyer was super cute. Take a driven, yet sort of self involved heroine, and pair her up as a lab partner with someone who is seemingly lazy and irresponsible. Cue the disaster that is this pairs final science project. That’s where we start this story off. With polar opposites Pru and Quint failing epically at working together.

We then follow Pru over her summer as she Sophomore year would have been a walk in the park if it hadn’t been for marine biology and Quint Erickson.

Instant Karma by Marissa Meyer was super cute. Take a driven, yet sort of self involved heroine, and pair her up as a lab partner with someone who is seemingly lazy and irresponsible. Cue the disaster that is this pairs final science project. That’s where we start this story off. With polar opposites Pru and Quint failing epically at working together.

We then follow Pru over her summer as she sort of comes together with Quint in ways that she never expected. Pru is trying to convince Quint to redo their science project with her, but he’s not feeling it. At least not until she offers to help out at the Fortuna Beach Sea Animal Rescue Center his mom runs. He thinks she won’t do it, but he doesn’t realize, Pru will do anything for the grade, even spend her summer smelling like fish! It doesn’t hurt that she seems to have acquired some sort of karmic magic that she can wield at the squeeze of a hand.

I think it’s smart that Meyer introduces us to these two from Pru’s biased perspective. It really lends to the way we eventually get to know Quint. Reluctantly (haha) through Pru’s eyes. I thought that this was a great YA love story. Their friendship is non-existent at first, more enemies than anything, then grows to more over time. Pru has flaws. She isn’t a perfect bubbly character. I appreciated that because don’t we all have moments of selfishness or poor decision making? I think sometimes in fiction we expect characters to be without fault, and I liked that our lead had faults and had to recognize and grow out of them. Quint also has his flaws, even though they aren’t really as extensive as Pru once assumed. I like that these two got to know each other on a deeper level, and sort of learned that they were more than the people they were in science.

Add in a crew of awesome friends and side characters, karaoke Tuesdays, karmic magic, saving cute sea life, Beatle’s references, and a bit of a real life villain sub-plot and I thought this story was entertaining. I think that anyone can enjoy this read, but I definitely think it will work for older middle grade and younger YA readers.

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Jan 06, 2021 Amelie rated it really liked it

Shelves: favourites, standalones

Prudence is faced with a problem when she receives a bad grade on her marine biology project thanks to her lab partner, Quint, who is a slacker. She devises a plan to volunteer at her local marine life rescue centre to help lift up her grade during her summer vacation, without realising that Quint himself also works there. When she gains the abilities to cast instant karma on those around her, Prudence goes about righting wrongs and punishing evil doers, but eventually comes to realise the fine Prudence is faced with a problem when she receives a bad grade on her marine biology project thanks to her lab partner, Quint, who is a slacker. She devises a plan to volunteer at her local marine life rescue centre to help lift up her grade during her summer vacation, without realising that Quint himself also works there. When she gains the abilities to cast instant karma on those around her, Prudence goes about righting wrongs and punishing evil doers, but eventually comes to realise the fine line between good and evil, and the fact that there is a lot to learn about Quint, and about herself.

Marissa Meyer did not disappoint, and this was a highly enjoyable and cute read which I sped through. The enemies-to-lovers romance was incredibly heartwarming to read about, filling me with satisfaction and giddy joy. I absolutely loved reading about the development in Prudence and Quint’s relationship, including the hilarious banter and chemistry between them, and how they gradually overcame and put aside their differences to work together, while also gradually falling for each other.

The characters were each fun and quirky in their own way, and I liked how the snarky protagonist, Prudence, was a character with many layers, with her flaws being captured incredibly well. As an overachiever, she was determined to obtain good grades in all her studies using whatever means necessary, even if it meant doing things for her own personal gain rather than in benefit of others. But I loved how we got to see her character development in becoming much more compassionate, as she came to realise some of her own faults, as well as, the fine line between good and evil, as shown through the repercussions of her actions when casting instant karma on others.

I liked Quint’s friendly and kind nature and how passionate and caring he was deep down especially towards the animals at the rescue centre. And as Prudence gets to know him better, she also comes to realise that he’s not the slack, lazy person she initially thought he was too. Ari was such a great friend towards Prudence, with a big heart evident through all the simple acts of kindness she performed, and I loved her geekiness over music. I also really liked Morgan’s character and her efforts regarding activism and taking action against injustices.

Instant Karma is more than a simple love story, it encourages compassion toward people and animals, activism, and simple kindness. It shows how first impressions don’t always count, and that there is a fine line between good and evil. And I Ioved how Prudence and Quint came to realise they had a lot to learn from each other, and eventually put aside and overcame their differences towards each other. While the magical elements of the book involving Prudence casting instant karma on those around her felt unnecessary and forced at times, I liked how it showed that while the universe is bigger than us, the one thing we can control is the amount of good actions we put into it. This is a light-hearted read with deeper meaning, which I would highly recommend reading!

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Dec 05, 2020 Nicci rated it it was amazing

Easy read? ✓✓✓
Fast read? ✓✓✓
Emotional read? ✓✓✓
(I mean, come on, this is Marissa Meyer. What did you expect?)

I spent half of the first chapter fearing that this wouldn't be as good as Marissa Meyer's other books, then the next half just laughing and being giddy at this sizzling we-hate-each-other chemistry. I was almost tempted to put it down, but I am very thankful I didn't. This was so cute, so adorable, so quirky, so everything along the lines of that! It was very fun to read, especially if y Easy read? ✓✓✓
Fast read? ✓✓✓
Emotional read? ✓✓✓
(I mean, come on, this is Marissa Meyer. What did you expect?)

I spent half of the first chapter fearing that this wouldn't be as good as Marissa Meyer's other books, then the next half just laughing and being giddy at this sizzling we-hate-each-other chemistry. I was almost tempted to put it down, but I am very thankful I didn't. This was so cute, so adorable, so quirky, so everything along the lines of that! It was very fun to read, especially if you just came out of a heavy-action, slightly-depressing book.

Marissa Meyer has this talent where she makes me think something's about to happen, and then it doesn't, but when my guard is down, BAM the scene hits me in the face. Every single time. She's done it in TLC, Heartless, and Renegades, and she did it again in Instant Karma. An expert indeed.

However, most of the major plot twists and secrets were predictable. I also felt like a few things were left hanging? So I would definitely embrace a sequel--or even a whole series. I love Fortuna Beach and the characters of this book, and I need to explore more of their lives! (I actually had a bad book hangover after this, because I couldn't let go of Prudence and Quint's story just yet)

Another thing I didn't particularly like was that the whirlwind climb to the end was a bit rushed. I wanted it to slow down a little while I processed what was going on.

BUT! That climax had me shaking. Literally. I was so unnerved with the developments and I was so scared for the characters, and that says so much about the writing.

Definitely a stress reliever of a book. I was thinking about giving this 4 stars when I was almost at the end, but now, as I'm writing this review, I know that it deserves 5 stars all the way. The words are rich, the story is fresh, and the lessons are heart-warming.

It's nice to pick up a book and not only be entertained but get something out of it as well. It really wasn't just a fiction getaway. You'll be awakened to the various needs of the community, plus the things you could do to help! Now all I want to do is meet a cute baby otter and help out in the nearest animal rescue center 😭💖 ...more

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Jul 30, 2019 j.chestnut marked it as to-read

Shelves: i-need-this-right-now

HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO MY MOST ANTICIPATED RELEASE OF 2020!! i can’t wait until i can read this.
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hi! my queen is writing a new book. and it's a contemporary romance. i'll take 20. thanks! also, the cover is !!!!!! i literally cannot wait!

also, WHY TF DOES THIS BOOK HAVE A ONE STAR REVIEW IT COMES OUT IN OVER A YEAR!!! ...more

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May 09, 2020 Helena of Eretz ✰ marked it as to-read

Shelves: young-adult, contemporary, arcs

I received this complimentary ARC from the publisher, in exchange for an honest review.

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Apr 27, 2020 Lauren Lanz marked it as to-read

Considering this is written by the same lovely human who created The Lunar Chronicles and Renegades, I'd be a colossal dummy not to read it. ...more

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Nov 14, 2020 h o l l i s rated it it was ok

Shelves: 2020-reads, baa-baa-black-sheep, contemporary, shitty-heroines, ya, romance, arc, finished-in-november-2020, family-focused, hate-to-love-romance

It's not like I asked for this gift, so I figure I must've done something to deserve it.

So, full disclosure, I didn't remember requesting this and when it popped up for download I did experience some minor trepidation. I'm not sure why. I just wasn't sure about this one, even knowing as little about it as I did, so again, why on earth did I click? I blame quarantine brain.

I can punish and I can reward. It makes perfect sense. I'd just been so eager to right wrongs before that I hadn't considered ...more

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Dec 04, 2020 Trina (Between Chapters) rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020, audiobooks, contemporary-plus, standalones, young-adult

The story would have stood on it's own well enough without the karma thing. It felt like it started as the main idea, but quickly fizzled out with no real purpose. I was mad at the main character for most of the book, but she does have a good growth arc. Would love to read more of this genre from Marissa Meyer! ...more

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Dec 21, 2019 rose ★ rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-buys, owned, 2020-reads

ack this was cute

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y’all ever get your hands on a book literally two days before it releases and just feel like royalty? cause same.

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Jul 30, 2019 Brooke H marked it as to-read

Hello there, where did you come from?
Never mind, that’s not important, hop on my never ending TBR then while I wait ever so patiently for November 2020 to arrive👌🏻

*is actually dying inside because that’s over a year away😭😭😭*

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Apr 27, 2020 Norah Una Sumner marked it as to-read

yes hi hello why is this not in my hands yet

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Jul 30, 2019 Sylvie marked it as to-read

Shelves: magical-realism, rom-com

I'm totally okay, not freaking out at all. I can totally wait till 2020 without losing my mind.
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Dec 04, 2020 Jenny Baker rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020, magical-realism, audiobooks, romance, contemporary, young-adult

I’m not sure if any of this is a spoiler, so read at your own risk.

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I wasn’t expecting to love this as much as I did. Part of me wanted another fairy tale retelling in a new world instead of a cutesy YA contemporary novel, but this is the sort of story that I needed right now.

Pru and Quint are lab partners who had to do a group project. Pru is ambitious and always thinking about her grades for her college applications. Quint comes across as the slacker who is perfectly fine with the C grade th ...more

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Nov 21, 2020 Grace rated it liked it

The beginning was a bit slow, but once you push pass it, it is worth it.
Prudence, named after one of the Beatles songs, was gifted with Karma power by the universe, where she gets to dole out punishment or rewards. Except for her Karma powers, instead of punishing Quint Erickson, her supposed lazy science lab partner, it rewards him instead.
Prudence has never gotten a C in her life, but that’s what she got from her science teacher because she lacked teamwork. She wanted a do-over to bring up he ...more

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