Reviews for Drama Queens (The Good Girlz Series)

The average rating for Drama Queens (The Good Girlz Series) based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-04-12 00:00:00 Nathan Luecking Camille, Angel, Alexis and Jasmine have their college life, and dreams planned out perfectly. Life is coming at these girls quicker then ever. It's senior year, and graduation is just less than a month away. However, problems erupt within the month. With disappointed parents, bad grades, and financial problems, it tries to rip the girls apart from each other. However, as they start to fade away from each other, they realize how important they are to each other, the problems causes them to come closer together. Alexis gave up a full scholarship to Cornell just to go to Prairie View. However, her parents aren't so thrilled. They refuse to pay for a school that isn't an Ivy League school. However, a video of her foolish self with her friends was posted on the net, and it had ruined Alexis' life. With ther parents mad, people laughing, Alexis turns to her friends for encouragemenet and ideas. Jasmine, needs a scholarship for college, and manages to get one with her C+ average. However, with her failing test grade in English, Jasmine needs to put together a ten page college essay within one week, to bring up her test grade. Having to choose between paying for an essay and going to a senior party, or writing the essay on her own and missing the senior party, Jasmine is having a hard time to choose. All she wants is to be able to get that scholarship and go to college. All friends tend to stick together during their hard times, and often turn to each other for help. However, in the book, Angel had her problems hidden from her friends, and had to make decisions on her own. When people hid their problems, they often don't want you to worry about them. They make decisions on their own so they won't be judged by her friends. People are quiet, and they hide who they really are so the people she cares about can worry about their own problems, not hers.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-01-14 00:00:00 Kenneth Landsbaum Wasn't able to finish this one. I haven't read a book in this series in a long time so it was refreshing to read some light, girly sistah (haha) fiction. It didn't even seem as bad as the last one I read. If only...I got to finish. Library fees. Eek.