Jayd, an African-American girl at a snooty, mostly-white school, just wants a drama-free junior year. Naturally, the year is anything but that! She tangles with her former bff, Trecee, and struggles to get over her crush on KJ (who dumped her for Trecee). Feather-lite and PG-rated (except for language)the book succeeds at capturing black slang and culture and portraying Jayd, with all of her head-strong faults, as a woman of conviction and values. ( )

This book is very good and you can really relate to it and would really like it if you were a drama queen like me.

This is a very good book. ( )

This book is about a girl named Jayd Jackson. She goes to a a new school and of course with that comes a lot of drama. Mostly haters and people wanting to be like her. She used to go with this player named KJ but then he cheated so, they broke up. His new girl wants to fight Jayd because her ex friends is telling her that she wants him back. They end up almost get in a fight. Jayd starts to like this White Boy named Jeremy and they start to talk. I like this book because it talks about the drama that a lot of girls go through alot and how we worry about it, and don't consider out some things turn out. ( )