Laura Martinelli’s Reviews > It's All About Us > Status Update

Oh, no. No, no. I had to be expelled. Immediately. Today. Sweetie, you're rich, white and famous. They'll let you get away with anything.

"No, no. She would never-we're friends." How can you be from a family that works in show biz and be THIS naive?

So sneaking a guy into a girls' dorm and 'spending the night with him' is the path to self-destructiveness and presumably Hell. I would loved to see these girls in my old college dorms.

What's the deal? With Christians I mean. What are they about? *checks back of the book* This says nothing about this taking place in an alternate America. Why is this set in one, where Christians are the minority religion?

"Aidan, my boyfriend in Santa Barbara was supposedly a Christian and he was no different than the rest of the guys." YOU BOTH CAN BOTH WANT THE SEX AND STILL BE CHRISTIANS!

Do we have to make Angelina Jolie a plot point? We can't make up an in name only huge star? Bc it's seriously jarring me out this.

"So, Callum, are you a believer?" "In what?"... "In God. We are on our way to church." In case you've forgotten this takes pass in the America where Christianity is a oppressed minority religion.

There's part of my mind that's reading this and all I can think is "This reads like Hilary Faye wrote this book."

Whether the other students knew it or not, Christian music was filtering into their subconscious. Dude, I have some Rebecca St. James and other Christian bands, it's not like super-secret music that will change your perception.