Ready or Not An All-american Girl Novel

Meg Cabot

All-American Girl Samantha Madison is back in this sex-obsessed sequel. I really liked the first...more

All-American Girl Samantha Madison is back in this sex-obsessed sequel. I really liked the first book (I actually own it), but, frankly, this one bored me. It seemed to me that the author was trying too hard to insert pop culture references, and in the process I felt that Sam lost some of the qualities which made me like her in the first place! The best moment in the book is when all the kids in the cafeteria at her exclusive prep school stand up and declare themselves sluts. That's actually a high point in the story. Enough said.   hide

I loved the first book, but this book was...terrible. Sam and David especially seem completely out...more

I loved the first book, but this book was...terrible. Sam and David especially seem completely out of character. Sam went from a girl with a lot of spunk, itelligence, and talent to some weird fusion of emopunk and slut. David lost all personality to...hormones. There really is no plot except 'are they gonna do it or not'. In all honesty, I was bitterly disapointed in this book and more importantly, in Sam and David.   hide

This book is a essential for every teenage girl. I learned more sex education from this book than...more

This book is a essential for every teenage girl. I learned more sex education from this book than I ever did in school, but it's not preachy or fact filled. It's a story we can all realate to: a story of a girl deciding if she is ready or not.   hide

The first one I think was better...and I was rather surprised to find out that in the end,Sam ended...more

The first one I think was better...and I was rather surprised to find out that in the end,Sam ended up having sex with David anyway =S even though she had thought she would tell him she wanted to wait..hmm.   hide

I read this book in a day. It was a very light and airy beach read, but again, that's why I love...more

I read this book in a day. It was a very light and airy beach read, but again, that's why I love Meg Cabot. I will admit though, that I was really suprised at the sexual content of the story. I guess I was just shocked to find this in the young adult section of my library.    hide