At the table, Hannah runs a hand through her hair and gives me a pleading look. “Just remember he’s your best friend, okay?” the ”distance and busy” problem has to go. i saw that in jamie and wes in the book ”his” and its not a a nice plot. why recycle something she’s already done one?? She’s silent for a beat. Then she bursts out laughing, triggering giggles from Grace and eventually Hannah, who keeps shaking her head at her boyfriend.

I think Elle did a great job of showing readers Sabrina’s motivation in this book. Her family is the worst literally, and all she has going for her is her brain and her drive to succeed. She is single-minded in escaping her past. She is perceived as a cold-hearted bitch especially when she had the gall to get mad at Dean for getting a grade he didn’t deserve. The Goal is the fourth book in the series, so going in I had an idea of what this book would be about. I actually think that took away from my reading experience a little. I know it’s crazy, but my impatient brain just kept waiting for the big moment. I think that took away from the enjoyment I usually feel when reading this series. That being said, this book is still fantastic, all of these books are just on another plane for me.I stop and use thirty seconds of my precious time to stare at him in disbelief. “You’re my stepfather. You married my mother. And—” I swallow a rush of bile, “—and you’re sleeping with Nana now. So, no, it’s not about whether you and I are related. It’s because you’re the grossest person on the planet and you belong in prison.” Allie spilling Hannah's secret? not okay!! You just have to read their own books to know that that would never happen and it was a really weird thing to add in this novella. If for some reason she's thinking of a next gen... God help us!! she managed to ruin her main characters in a novella, I don't even want to think what she could do with a full book, much less a new series. I’m trashy. I live with trashy people. I belong in a trashy place. The question is, will I ever be able to rub off the stench of my past to belong at Harvard? I won't go so far as to say that I hated the heroine, but she wasn't my favorite. I was hoping that I would warm up to her as the book wore on, but unfortunately that didn't end up happening. Having read the previous books in the series, I already knew that she wasn't everyone's favorite person. She seemed abrasive and standoffish, but that didn't bother me. I had faith that somehow I'd be introduced to her endearing side. Let me emphasize, I do understand where she is coming from. Her family treated her like an inconvenience, she never grew up with a positive example of love and healthy relationships.

I’m guessing that isn’t the reason Rachel’s keeping the baby.” One hand on the door, I shift restlessly, waiting for an opening to tell Nana goodbye. Sabrina made his life so hard, but he was always there beside her to take care of her and to wait for her!!! Feel free to exit here if you aren't interested...I'm not forcing you to read...so don't continue and then bitch me out in the comments like I force read you***As always, Kennedy's writing was flawless. I really love her writing style. It's seamless and engaging and I truly get lost in it. The verbal banter between characters is also phenomenal too, which is something I always enjoy. Next to me, one expectant mother is taking copious notes, as if Stacy in the peasant skirt is the oracle of laborhood, speaking the ten commandments of birthing. Random tangent: I laughed at myself when I typed in "rule" up there...being that I don't see rules as being rules so much as I see them being...loose guidelines when it come to a lot of things...