Books matching: mean girl protagonist
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Save:"Pretty Reckless" by L.J. Shen is a raw and intense story set in the All Saints High universe, focusing on the next generation known as the HotHoles. The plot revolves around the complicated relationship between Daria Followhill, a mean girl with a troubled past, and Penn, a bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. The writing style is described as addictive, dual POV, and filled with drama, romance, familial conflicts, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged and emotionally invested.
It always is when Vaughn fights, and Vaughn always fights. He breaks noses almost as well as he breaks hearts. Breaking hearts, in case you’re wondering, is his second-favorite art. At least six girls... Bunny by Mona Awad is a bizarre and unsettling novel that follows Samantha, a graduate writing student, as she navigates the strange world of her creative writing program. The book delves into themes of loneliness, struggle, female friendship, and the power of the mind, all wrapped in a surreal and twisted narrative. As Samantha becomes entangled with a group of girls called The Bunnies, the story takes a dark turn, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. The writing style is described as unique, audacious, and at times, darkly humorous, keeping the reader engaged with its unpredictable plot twists and eccentric characters.
And then they hug each other so hard I think their chests are going to implode. I would even secretly hope for it from where I sat, stood, leaned, in the opposite corner of the lecture hall, departmen...- #3
Save:'Ain't She Sweet?' by Susan Elizabeth Phillips follows the story of Sugar Beth Carey, a former mean girl who returns to her small town in Mississippi after fifteen years with three failed marriages behind her. She is broke and desperate to retrieve a valuable painting left to her by an aunt. The novel explores the complex relationships and dynamics between Sugar Beth and the people she left behind, including her former high school teacher Colin Byrne. The plot is filled with interesting and quirky characters, turbulent emotions, and themes of redemption, forgiveness, and change.
The wild child of Parrish, Mississippi, had come back to the town she’d left behind forever. Sugar Beth Carey gazed from the rain-slicked windshield to the horrible dog who lay beside her on the passe... - #4
Save:'The Awakening' in the series 'The Vampire Diaries' by author L.J. Smith is a vampire saga with a typical love triangle element set in a high school atmosphere. The plot revolves around the protagonist, Elena, who is described as self-centered, obsessive, and annoying by some readers. The book introduces a mysterious vampire named Stefan and his brother Damon, both of whom are romantically involved with Elena. The story unfolds with Elena's pursuit of Stefan and the challenges they face due to their supernatural identities.
The writing style of 'The Awakening' is described as engaging for young adult readers, with believable characters and an addictive plot that keeps readers turning the pages. Despite some criticisms of stock characters and a flat plot, the book is commended for setting a good tone for the series and offering a different take on the vampire genre compared to other popular works like 'Twilight.'
But here I am at 5:30 in the morning, awake and scared. I keep telling myself it's just that I'm all messed up from the time difference between France and here. But that doesn't explain why I feel so ... - #5
Save:'My Year of Rest and Relaxation' by Ottessa Moshfegh follows an unnamed narrator, a young woman in New York City who, after inheriting her parents' wealth, decides to spend a year in a drug-induced sleep, cutting off contact with the world. The book delves into themes of depression, escapism, and societal disdain, as the narrator navigates a year of numbness and self-imposed isolation, reflecting on relationships, privilege, and the pursuit of rest and relaxation. Moshfegh's writing style is described as dark, raw, and honest, capturing the protagonist's apathy and vulnerability, while also maintaining a sense of humor and quirkiness throughout the narrative.
WHENEVER I WOKE UP, night or day, I’d shuffle through the bright marble foyer of my building and go up the block and around the corner where there was a bodega that never closed. I’d get two large cof... - #6
Save:A Deadly Education follows the story of El, a loner student at the Scholomance, a magical school where students must survive deadly creatures and classmates without any help from teachers or guardians. The protagonist, El, navigates the treacherous environment while forming alliances to increase her chances of survival. The book is narrated in a first-person, stream-of-consciousness style, providing insights into the dark magic world, classmates, and rules of the school.
I DECIDED that Orion needed to die after the second time he saved my life. I hadn’t really cared much about him before then one way or another, but I had limits. It would’ve been all right if he’d sav... - #7
Save:Ruthless Empire, part of the Royal Elite series by Rina Kent, delves into the complex and intense relationship between Cole and Silver, two characters who have a love-hate dynamic that stems from their childhood. The book is filled with surprises, twists, and emotional depth, exploring themes of vulnerability, connection, and chaos. The writing style is described as powerful, visceral, and contrasted, creating a captivating and intimate narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
I retrieve my phone and pretend I’m scrolling through my vain chat room with Veronica and Summer. It’s all about gossip and the latest makeup and fashion trends. The stupidity itself should somehow co...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Royal Elite ) - #8
Save:Vicious Little Snakes delves into the complex relationship between Caroline Whitmore and Liam Brooks, two captivating and flawed characters who are drawn to each other despite their tumultuous history. The book takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster as Caroline, a fierce and unapologetically bad girl, navigates her past traumas and struggles with her own demons, while Liam stands by her side, offering love and understanding. Trilina Pucci weaves a gripping tale filled with passion, heartbreak, and redemption, showcasing the raw and intense connection between the protagonists.
In a narrative that is both heart-wrenching and heartwarming, Vicious Little Snakes explores themes of love, forgiveness, and self-discovery as Caroline and Liam confront their inner conflicts and past mistakes. The writing style immerses readers in the world of Hillcrest Prep, where complex characters come to life with their witty banter, emotional depth, and compelling dynamics, making for an unforgettable reading experience that lingers long after the final page.
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Save:'Punk 57' by Penelope Douglas revolves around the unique and complex characters of Ryen and Misha, who start off as pen pals and eventually fall in love. The story delves into themes of fitting in, bullying, and the struggles faced by teenagers in today's society. The plot unfolds as the characters navigate their growing feelings for each other, secrets from their pasts, and the challenges of high school life. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of young adult and new adult elements, highlighting the emotional turmoil and relationships of the characters.
You would absolutely hate her. She’s everything we can’t stand. Mean, cavalier, superficial… The kind who doesn’t have a thought stay in her head too long or else she needs a nap, right? I’ve always b... - #10
Save:In "The Wedding Party" by Jasmine Guillory, Maddie and Theo, who share a mutual hatred for each other, find themselves in a complicated situation when they end up in bed together after a party. They agree to keep their relationship a secret from their friend Alexa, leading to a series of secret trysts as they work together to plan Alexa's wedding. The story follows their journey from enemies to lovers, exploring themes of friendship, love, and the challenges of keeping their arrangement temporary. Guillory's writing style is described as cute, fun, and engaging, with well-developed characters and a happy ever after ending.
Maddie Forest didn’t want to go to this birthday party. She didn’t like parties in the first place—they were always too loud, there were always annoying people who she had to pretend to be nice to, an...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Wedding Date )
