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Original Title:	Good Girls
ISBN:	0060882239 (ISBN13: 9780060882235)
Edition Language:	English

Good Girls

Laura Ruby

Hardcover | Pages: 274 pages

Rating: 3.67 | 2021 Users | 187 Reviews

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Title	:	Good Girls
Author	:	Laura Ruby
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 274 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2006 by HarperCollins Publishers
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary. Fiction. Teen

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Audrey Porter is a "good girl": a good student, a great daughter, an amazing friend. She's also the last person anyone expects to be hanging out with Luke DeSalvio, the hottest guy at Audrey's school. But Luke is a liar, a player, a dream, and Audrey knows it. She dumps him at her friend's Halloween party with no intention of looking back, but not before giving him one last goodbye gift...

The next Monday, messages begin popping up on people's phones and email inboxes. Somebody has taken a picture of her and Luke together and soon everyone knows, including her teachers, her mum and her dad… Now she must discover strength she never knew he had, find friends where she didn't think she would, and learn that life goes on – no matter how different it is to how you think it's going to be.

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I guess it's kind of a theme in YA books that a super smart, high achieving girl who has an intense need for control might sometimes fall for a guy who is either out of her league, or moves in a different social circle (he's a player, The Duff, he's a jock, Not That Kind of Girl, he's too old and taking advantage of her, Story of a Girl also the Duff, or a stoner, At the Party). They have a "relationship" that mostly consists of secret hook-ups, in order to assuage her anxiety about various

Another totally awesome, totally random find at the library! This book covers the fall-out after a compromising photo of Audrey, a high school senior, is sent by text and email to practically everyone in her school; it's not so much about the photo itself and what it represents but about the way it affects her life and how she finds strength and friendships that she never knew existed. I would compare this to Sara Zarr's Story of a Girl, as both focus on the aftermath of an embarrassing event,

Good Girls Is a story about Audrey who after breaking up with her "hookup" in a very interesting way, is faced with the age old question of why a girl who has sex is considered a slut and a boy is a stud. Laura Ruby tackles this question with a main character who is so easy to like and relate to. Early on you can tell Audrey really has a crush on Luke and when the photo gets passed around I felt so bad for her. I admit was worried it was going to change her for the worse but was so happy to see

I learned that I can still learn a thing or two from reading YA literature...

This deliberately incorrect title contains absolutely disgusting descriptions of hookups, and that's just a small part of its problems. Basically: unlikable girl makes stupid decisions, is completely unsympathetic as a result. For instance, here is a list of things that I feel like it is incredibly obvious are bad decisions: 1. Performing oral sex on a guy who isn't even your boyfriend (and who therefore has no obligation toward you or implied sense of trust)2. Performing oral sex at a party

GOOD GIRLS is a gem of a good read. Super-smart Audrey does something completely out of character for her before school starts: she hooks up with Luke, the well-liked, athletic playboy. Party after party, they hook up, yet hardly ever speak in school. Audrey feels more for Luke than shes felt for any other boy, but as she watches Luke talk to other girls, she cant help but draw back from a possible romance between the two of them.Then someone takes a picture of Audrey hooking up with Luke, and

DNF. Great concept, horrible writing.