The Clique Summer Collection #1: Massie (Clique Series)

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Creator: Lisi Harrison
Publisher: Poppy
Category: Book

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Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Young Adult
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 144
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.1 x 0.5

ISBN: 0316027510
EAN: 9780316027519
ASIN: 0316027510

Publication Date: April 1, 2008
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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
STRONGMassie gets BE-yoo-tiful:/STRONG After Massie Block gets kicked off her high horse and out of her ultra exclusive Westchester riding camp, her parents force her to do the unthinkable-find a summer job. Not one for dog-walking or brat-sitting, Massie comes up with the ah-bvious solution: She'll be a sales rep for the cosmetics brand Be Pretty. Massie fully hearts her new role as fairy gawdmother of makeup-until she discovers transforming LBRs into glam-girls takes more than a swish of her royal purple mascara wand. BR

Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...

3 out of 5 stars

okay, but disappointing. September 15, 2008
I was expecting more out of Lisi Harrison for this book. br /it was okay, but not as good as dylan kristen. Alicia's pretty much sucked too.br /br /READ DYLAN AND KRISTEN!!

5 out of 5 stars

A fun, breezy summer read July 24, 2008
While trying to put seventh grade behind her --- and with her Pretty Committee friends spending their vacations elsewhere --- Massie Block has big summer plans of her own. As team captain of the Galwaugh Goddesses (aka the Galwaugh Girls) at the uber-exclusive Westchester sleepaway riding camp, Massie will do whatever it takes to come out on top. At stake: winning the sixth consecutive Galwaugh Farms Jump and Canter Competition. br /br /To ensure victory --- and garner a cover shot on Horse Rider magazine --- Massie comes up with a solution and bends the rules to the breaking point. But things get sticky after Massie's actions embarrass one of her teammates, and her plans slide downhill fast. After Massie's trick is upended, she is expelled from the prestigious riding school and sent home in disgrace.br /br /Back at her parents' summer estate in Southampton, New York, she expects to find comfort in the form of sympathy and lots of retail therapy (aka shopping). But she is shocked by her parents' reaction. Rather than taking her side, they ground her. They also cancel her credit cards until she can find a way to reimburse them for the money they lost paying for the expensive camp. Massie realizes her parents are serious, and she must use her wits to find a way to earn enough money to repay them and get her credit cards reinstated. br /br /Her solution? Find a summer job that will earn her lots of money, but a job that's fun --- more of a hobby than work. In Massie's words, a jobby. After she reads an ad for Be Pretty Cosmetics, she finds what she thinks is the perfect jobby. She embarks on a journey to transform wealthy plain Janes into Be Pretty gorgeous girls by selling them expensive cosmetics and beauty products. br /br /Can Massie survive the summer with her jobby? Will she regain her parents' trust and respect? And will she ever get her credit cards back again? But more importantly, will she be able to get her hands on a pair of impossible-to-find, gold-framed DG sunglasses? br /br /In the designer-label, shop-till-you-drop world of Massie Block, she is the center of the universe. Like Massie, the first installment in The Clique Summer Collection is as shallow as the children's section of a swimming pool, but it's also wildly entertaining and wicked fun.br /br / --- Reviewed by Donna Volkenannt

5 out of 5 stars

Great Summer Read! July 14, 2008
As a student, in school I would nomally not read these books (I save these for weekends, winter break, summer, spring break, et cetera). Although these books may not be mental enrichment, they're mental enrichment (in a relaxed sort of way). I read this in an hour over the course of the day (the day I got it)! Great read, reccomend it to anyone 11-14. I'm warning you though, these are mad easy!!! :D :D

5 out of 5 stars

Superficial but very entertaining!! June 27, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

Really loved reading this book. As long as it isn't taken seriously, it should be ok for kids. It is also "clean" reading compared to some of the other teen books out there.

4 out of 5 stars

good books! June 21, 2008
0 out of 2 found this review helpful

I havent read this book but the ones i have read have been excellant keep writing and ill keep reading! i advise u 2 buy and read all these books i can guarantee you wont put them down!

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