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Maxon takes pictures with the girls and is later shown the hardships of being a 5, 6, 7, and 8 in the caste system. America tells him how she is sometimes starving, so he decides to put a new feeding organization for them in those designated areas. Celeste also tears Americas dress and is a brat as usual. I really think the Maxon and America might start falling in love with each other soon, since he sent away Janelle

Rebels have attacked the palace and all of the girls were a bit shaken up. America, however, is very smart and realizes that this is the time to show bravery if you wanted to be the next queen, even though she doesn't. The prince and her are such good friends, but I really hope that they turn out to be more than that.

America tells the prince that she would most likely never fall in love with him, so she tells him that she will tell him everything about the girls as a friend, so that she can stay a little longer to receive money. I assume she will fall in love with him however due to the fact that there are many books after this one. So far, I really like this book and think that it is very amusing to see how America acts.

In the section I read today, America goes to her room and gets a tour of the palace.. At one point, she breaks down and the prince helps her through it. This was her first time meeting the prince, so I feel like they have a special connection which is sort of exciting. I don't know how the prince feels, however, with America telling him that she has been in love before.

So far, I am really liking this book! I loved reading about America's trip to the palace and the makeover she got. When America drops Aspen, it sort of made me happier than it should have. It's just that now I feel like she is free and doesn't have to worry about what she does at the palace.

America and Aspen end up breaking up, which sort of reminded me of the Hunger Games story line, but it was also pretty depressing, since I thought they would end up together. Now that America is actually chosen into the Selection, I feel like them breaking up helps her focus on the actual competition.

I am excited that America finally decided to sign up. I feel like this is where the story actually begins in terms of The Selection. Aspen is so sweet and it would really suck if they never got married because I am assuming she will maybe win the contest and have to marry the Prince. Either way, I actually like this book so far, and am excited to read the rest!

America is a sixteen-year-old who is pushed by her family to join a contest called "The Selection." I assume that this is in the future because she talks about how the holidays used to be in the winter but that holidays like Halloween aren't celebrated anymore. So far, I like this book and am intrigued with her relationship to Aspen.

This is the part of the story where everything begins to wrap up and everything turns out good for the protagonist. Rebecca finds out that on TV, she has to have a debate with Luke, but thankfully everything turns out well and she even convinces Luke that what they did was wrong. Morning Coffee actually likes her so much, that they ask her to stay for more money problems. This has been my favorite part of the book.

This is the part of the story where everything is going great but you know that something terrible is going to happen. Rebecca wrote an article about Janice and Martin's situation and got in the newspaper where they pay her 400 quid. After this, she get a spot on the show Morning Coffee about her article. I feel proud of her I guess because I feel like she has finally gotten somewhere with her writing skills.

Rebecca has come to a breaking point and finds out that her debit nor credit card work and she decides to stay with her parents which I think is the best for her. By this point, I actually just feel bad for her because literally, nothing is going right for her. The only place she feels comfortable in her parents' house and she even had to lie to them.

Rebecca decides to go out on a date with Tarquin, Suze's cousin who happens to be a millionaire. The date doesn't go well though, probably because she just wants his money. Rebecca needs to find a way to independently sustain herself and not always relying on other people for her debts.

Rebecca hangs out with Luke but finds out that he actually has a girlfriend and her day goes from great to terrible. On the upside, however, Suze makes har a bunch of frames worth about 300 quid. She goes to a meeting and sees Luke after there fight and the people from the bank. Rebecca is just in a bad place right now, but I personally think she needs to get a new job.

Rebecca tries to get a job banking, however, says she speaks Finnish on her resume but doesn't really. By this point, I start to like Rebecca a little bit more and I don't know why. Maybe it is because she realized that she needs a new job or is just acting more mature. Luke asks to hang out with her after she doesn't get the job. I like this part because I think they would make a cute couple

This book is slightly getting on my nerves because this lady who has a degree and is in her 20's literally acts like she is so dumb. Like I know she is supposed to be for younger readers, but like its too much. She goes to her first day at the job as a shop lady and sees jeans she like so she hides them, but this girl wants to try them on and she looks so stupid by making all of these excuses to keep them.

Rebecca has dropped her saving-money project and decided to start making more money. She first starts promoting her name to other companies for her to write articles for them. However, instead, she finds a job as a worker in a store she likes on Saturdays. I feel like this will actually benefit her but not provide her with enough money. The bank has now tracked down her work number and is angry with her.

Rebecca is continuing to cut back, but is having a hard time with everything. She is avoiding the bank at all cost to postpone her bill. When she tries going to the museum for free, they charge her and she still shops at the small store there. When she tries to make cheap curry, she almost kills her roommate. Then her friend suggests to stop cutting back and start making more money.

Becky is trying to start a "money diet," as I like to call it. She is following a book to save money and she has gone through the first few days fine, which surprises me. My question is though, will she be able to continue this forever? When will she give out to her money obsession?

When Becky visits her parents, you can definitely see where get her urge to spend money. Her mom wears designer and is constantly buying kitchen appliances. Becky is very creative and imaginative, almost like a kid. She is convinced that she will win the lottery and become millionaire even though it is far fetched. She gets her hopes high but is saddened when she does not win. This book is very unrealistic as well.

This book is really entertaining as you look into the life of a women who literally can't stop spending money. It also shows how rich many people in London are like how she can tell when someone on the street is wearing an expensive item of clothing. Rebecca, the main character, is actually starting to become greedy and won't pay any of her friends back yet will take money from other people to buy a scarf.

This book is actually really funny because I feel like it relates to a lot of young adults even though the main character is older. Basically, it about a young women named Rebecca who is obsessed with shopping and is always in debt. Even worse, her job pays very low and she hates being a writer for finances.

This book is really saddening right now. When the nurse tells the grandparents that she can hear them it made me feel so sad because if I were in Mias place right now I would freak out. She literally doesn't know if she is going to live or die and honestly probably doesn't even know if she wants to live with her family gone.

I honestly, thought I wouldn't like this book, but it is actually really interesting. She is so confused and doesn't know what to do. It makes feel bad for her because I think that if I were trapped in two different worlds like she is, then I would literally go crazy

I honestly, thought I wouldn't like this book, but it is actually really interesting. She is so confused and doesn't know what to do. It makes feel bad for her because I think that if I were trapped in two different worlds like she is, then I would literally go crazy

So far, I was at first slightly bored with it, but then it pulled me in when she got into the car crash. Like has she really died, just like that? What will she do now? If the book is called "If I Stay," does she has a choice on whether she stays or not? I am very intrigued and can't wait to continue reading.