The Secret Rites of Social Butterflies review by J...
The Secret Rites of Social Butterflies
by Lizabeth Zindel
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Chick Lit

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Age at time of review - 6
Reviewer's Location - Grand Island, NE, United States
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When Maggie moves from her home in New Jersey to live in NYC with her mother, her life drastically changes.  At her new school, she feels like she doesn't fit in and her only friend is the school's biggest nerd.  But she soon finds herself becoming part of the in crowd.  While hanging out with Victoria, Lexi and Sydney, she finds herself privy to a very big secret.    Thing are starting to look up; she has cool friends, she's found a boy she likes, and her family problems aren't as bad as she first thought.  Just when she thinks everything is getting better, the secret is revealed to everyone in her school.  Maggie finds herself just as responsible for what has happened and has to find a way to make things better.

Opinion: 

This story reminded me a lot of Mean Girls.  I thought the idea behind the story was pretty interesting.  But it was unrealistic to the point that I couldn't really connect with any of the characters.    There was never a point where I wanted to stop reading, but I didn't read this in one sitting.  This book is great for teenage girls looking for a fun beach read.
 
 
Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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