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Apr 02, 2013 Ellen rated it liked it

I was a big fan of book #1, How to Rock Braces & Glasses, but for some reason, I got halfway through this ane, and never picked information technology up again. It didn't feel as fresh, but rather like some other installation in a brand - could have had something to practice with the plug for the Nickolodeon show on the cover. I was a large fan of book #ane, How to Stone Braces & Glasses, but for some reason, I got halfway through this one, and never picked it up once more. It didn't feel every bit fresh, just rather like another installation in a brand - could have had something to do with the plug for the Nickolodeon show on the cover. ...more

Apr 18, 2014 Lauren rated it it was amazing

I loved this book though it wasn't as goods as the first, it was even so very adept. I would've changed somethings in the ending. Just overall it was great! I loved this book though it wasn't as goods as the offset, it was still very adept. I would've changed somethings in the ending. But overall it was great! ...more

May 07, 2017 Hilary rated information technology it was ok

DNF. It was like she learns these lessons in the first book and so throws it all away in the second... She started to annoy me and then is stopped caring what happened to her

Even Better and so the first! And so much unexpected events! And moments that will make yous feel utterly inspired! Amazingly told, and very much enjoyed! I think that when she completely forgets the lessons in the first volume that makes me curious on what happens next! In my opinion I notice information technology unexpected to have the master character forget a lesson, while in other stories ( in my opinion) the lesson is not forgotten but taught.

Oct 25, 2019 Jamies rated it actually liked it

I got the starting time volume for cheap and checked this out from the library when I finally made myself read the get-go book. Again the only thing negative I'll say about this book is that the kids act older than the 7th graders they are. Apparently its is/was (not going to cheque) a tv prove on Nickelodeon and so I guess the books are done. Pretty decent read and glad the characters ultimately made changes for the amend. I got the first book for inexpensive and checked this out from the library when I finally made myself read the showtime book. Once more the only thing negative I'll say almost this book is that the kids human action older than the seventh graders they are. Apparently its is/was (not going to check) a tv testify on Nickelodeon so I gauge the books are done. Pretty decent read and glad the characters ultimately made changes for the improve. ...more

Then good! This one is nevertheless a rollercoaster of emotion, merely it doesn't have the aforementioned empowerment that the kickoff 1 did! Only I do recommend reading this series; it has a sure way of making y'all feel awesome and amazing!!!☺☺ So skillful! This one is still a rollercoaster of emotion, but it doesn't have the same empowerment that the first one did! Merely I do recommend reading this series; it has a certain way of making y'all feel awesome and amazing!!!☺☺ ...more

Jan 11, 2018 Brooke rated it it was ok

How to Stone Pause-ups and Make-ups was kinda funny. I think the kids in the story were xiii simply to me they acted a lot older and then that.

It was just a niggling improve even so

Oct 21, 2014 Lia rated it really liked it

In How To Stone Break-Ups and Make-ups Kacey joined a ring. From the previous book she had met a guy named Zander. Molly had been with Zander but had recently broke up with him. As Kacey is in the band she begins to like Zander more than and more. He soon tells her that he has a surprise for her. When he gives her the surprise a girl walks upward next to him. The surprise had been Stevie. Kacey had noticed that she didn't like the girl. When Stevie came to school she had been rude to Molly and Kacey. She In How To Rock Break-Ups and Brand-ups Kacey joined a band. From the previous book she had met a guy named Zander. Molly had been with Zander simply had recently broke upward with him. Every bit Kacey is in the ring she begins to like Zander more and more than. He soon tells her that he has a surprise for her. When he gives her the surprise a girl walks upwards next to him. The surprise had been Stevie. Kacey had noticed that she didn't like the girl. When Stevie came to school she had been rude to Molly and Kacey. She had left them confused and angry. They decide to get revenge on her because they don't like the way she just comes from a different boondocks and is already trying to rule the schoolhouse.
Not simply did a new girl come up to school just Kacey's mom begins dating a new guy. Kacey's mom hadn't been dating in a long time then Kacey is happy for her mom simply is also worried about her.
Kacey soon finds out that this man is Stevie'south father. Stevie and Kacey work together to help breakup their parent's human relationship. Their plan works however, Kacey and Stevie realize that their parent'southward really did love each other and are taking the breakup badly. They decide to get them dorsum together by planning another consequence. As well, in the procedure of the events she gets Zander and her old friend Paige mad at her.
I loved this sequel from How To Rock Break-Ups and Brand-Ups. Information technology had connected to the kickoff book but also if you didn't read the beginning book y'all're not completely lost. Still, information technology does connect the topics. I would give this book a iv considering the events were very predictable and the outcome was also anticipated. On the other hand, there were some parts that were very unpredictable so it was a good mix. In this book the characters were very developed as well and by adding a new graphic symbol it made the book more than exciting. ...more

Jun 23, 2014 Marsha rated information technology liked it

Kacey is back and her whiny, self-involved vox is as shrill equally always. Fifty-fifty though she'due south turned over a new leafage from being overly critical to cautiously optimistic, she'southward still rather self-involved. Of course, that's nothing compared to her friend Molly who acts then aggressively threatening, self-important and illogical, you wonder how Kacey or everyone tin can stand to be in her company. Molly is also a stern abet of the Girl Code, which is such an atrocious bit of double standard you don't know whet Kacey is back and her whiny, cocky-involved vocalization is equally shrill as e'er. Fifty-fifty though she'due south turned over a new leaf from being overly disquisitional to cautiously optimistic, she's still rather cocky-involved. Of course, that'southward goose egg compared to her friend Molly who acts so aggressively threatening, cocky-important and casuistic, you wonder how Kacey or everyone tin stand up to be in her company. Molly is besides a stern abet of the Girl Code, which is such an atrocious bit of double standard yous don't know whether to express joy or groan.

Zander comes off as such a saint to the fretful Kacey; it's inexplainable that he would want her every bit a girlfriend. Time and over again, she blows him off, misleads him, lies to him or behaves with thoughtless selfishness.

To exist fair, Kacey is a teenager and teenagers are supposed to be cocky-indulgent—to a indicate. Also, her ghastly mistakes eventually catch up to her and she deals with them with a surprising amount of humility and the decision to make amends.

The author remains truthful to the various voices of her characters and the situations band true with the brittleness of awkward conversations, the cluelessness of boys who but don't become girls (or fifty-fifty know when a situation has reached the boiling betoken) or the unbridgeable gap between children and their (old) parents. This is a good follow-up to the original novel but is definitely made to appeal to the youth crowd.

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Oct 09, 2012 Mallory rated it really liked it

So I read the get-go book virtually a twelvemonth ago and loved it! A few days agone I was doing my weekly capacity shopping and saw that at that place was a 2nd book! Now I had thought that how to rock was a stand alone but as information technology turns out this is the 2nd! So I instantly bought it. I find that the start book was indeed better, just this one was still good. I liked the story line with Kacey and Zander but I think that it was left a niggling bit to open-ended. Maybe there will be a third??? Love the character of St So I read the kickoff book almost a twelvemonth ago and loved it! A few days ago I was doing my weekly chapters shopping and saw that at that place was a second book! Now I had idea that how to rock was a stand solitary only as information technology turns out this is the second! So I instantly bought it. I find that the first book was indeed better, but this 1 was still good. I liked the story line with Kacey and Zander but I remember that it was left a lilliputian chip to open-ended. Maybe there will be a third??? Love the graphic symbol of Stevie she actually has a lot of depth to her. I notice that the story line with Paige and the ballot was a bit boring and the plan to become the parents apart was a bit unrealistic. The thing nigh this volume is i can very much chronicle to it fifty-fifty though I'm in high schoolhouse considering the characters are somewhat innocent unlike a lot of other teen fiction and this volume shows not every teen is totally screwed up. But my all time favourite part of this volume and the one earlier is Liv! She is exactly like me! Her character is so advanced and has so many levels to her I would love to see more of her and Nessa in future books! All in all I did really like this book but it did not actually live upwardly to the standards of the kickoff volume. ...more than

Not as good every bit book i, simply nonetheless entertaining plenty. I just can't get over all of the horrible things Kacey gets upwardly to - but I definitely beloved information technology when they backlash (and when they all get sorted out)! A smashing, fun romp perfect for children grade five-8. (Though I can't believe anyone lets 12-year-erstwhile kids drink THAT much coffee! Non every bit practiced equally book 1, but still entertaining enough. I just tin't get over all of the horrible things Kacey gets up to - but I definitely love it when they backlash (and when they all get sorted out)! A neat, fun romp perfect for children class 5-8. (Though I tin can't believe anyone lets 12-twelvemonth-old kids drinkable THAT much coffee! ...more than

May 13, 2015 Emy Majors rated it it was astonishing

This book is the 2nd, and last book in the "How to Rock" serial.I continues on, with what happened at the terminate, of the start book in the series, "How to Rock: Braces and Spectacles".
I suggest the book to anybody. It is a keen way to end off this "How to Rock" series This book is the 2nd, and last volume in the "How to Rock" serial.I continues on, with what happened at the stop, of the starting time book in the series, "How to Rock: Braces and Glasses".
I suggest the volume to everyone. It is a great mode to finish off this "How to Rock" series ...more

Nov 09, 2012 Kate rated information technology really liked it

I actually enjoyed this book. It is perfect for a middle schooler. This book was dissimilar from the kickoff in that it dealt with the main character's Mom starting to date for the outset fourth dimension since a divorce. Information technology also showed how a rival can plough into a friend. I really enjoyed this book. Information technology is perfect for a center schooler. This book was different from the first in that information technology dealt with the main character'south Mom starting to date for the first fourth dimension since a divorce. It likewise showed how a rival can plow into a friend. ...more

Jul 09, 2014 Brooklyn rated it really liked information technology

I really enjoyed this little serial. It was actually good at showing the life of a immature teenage girl going through jealousy with boys. It as well shows what young teenage girls become through when their parents start dating.
I recommend this to all immature teenage girls.

Jun 21, 2013 Kirsten rated it it was astonishing

Information technology was just as good equally the outset. When I beginning met Stevie, I didn't similar her. And so by the end of the volume, I withal didn't similar her. I would have changed a couple parts of the catastrophe simply it was even so a great book. It was but equally good every bit the beginning. When I offset met Stevie, I didn't similar her. So by the stop of the volume, I even so didn't similar her. I would have changed a couple parts of the ending but it was however a great book. ...more than

Jun 28, 2014 Jeanne rated information technology actually liked information technology

Pretty practiced, although non every bit practiced as the first in the series. Recommended for Tweens.

I beloved the catastrophe... this volume brings u.s.a. with her journeying... I wasn't even going to read this book but my friend told me to become it and so glad i did.... you guys should totally read it I dear the ending... this volume brings u.s. with her journeying... I wasn't even going to read this book but my friend told me to get information technology and then glad i did.... you guys should totally read information technology ...more

Good volume, although the characters who are thirteen year olds that human activity similar they are 17 gets a flake annoying.

Nov 26, 2013 Courtney rated it really liked it

This was slap-up! i loved information technology and i hope i can find another book similar it! dearest your fashion of writing meg.

Aug 23, 2013 Joppo2 rated it actually liked it

This volume was just like the other 1 How to Stone Braces and Glasses.

i loved the starting time volume and the second volume just got even better

Oct 03, 2013 Peter Pan rated it it was amazing

I couldn't put it down. Funny and exciting. I couldn't put it down. Funny and exciting. ...more

Aug 21, 2013 Ashli rated it it was amazing

I loved information technology!!!! I besides really loved the first i (How to rock braces and glasses). I really wished that there was a third one, though.