The social minefields of the most privileged middle-school girls drive the over-the-top drama in this addictive new book, set in suburban New York City's Westchester County. Massie Block: With her glossy brunette bob and Whitestrip smile, Massie is the uncontested ruler of The Clique and the... read more
Claire Lyons moves from Orlando, Florida to Westchester, New York and has to stay at Massie Block's giant and beautiful guesthouse and go to her school, Octavian Country Day (OCD) Private all-girls school. Claire, Massie, and Massie's friends however, are total opposites. Massie is the Queen... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
“"Oh Claire. Did I invite you to my barbecue?""No.""Then why are you all up in my grill?"”Massie Block
“"Why do I have to act like Massie to be liked by Massie?"”Claire Lyons and Layne Abeley
“"Ehmagod, you don't look sick at all," Alicia gushed. "You look amazing.""Just wait for tomorrow," Massie said."Why?" Alicia asked with a sly grin."Because I get better looking everyday!" they shouted in unison at the top of their lungs. They cracked up and high fived each other. Even Claire had to laugh at that one.”Massie and Alicia
“"Isaac, did I ask you to take my temperature?" "No""Then why are you up my butt?"”Massie Block
“"Are you a female dog?" "No?" "Well you're being a real bitch!"”Claire Lyons speaking to Massie Block
“CUH-laire!!!!! I didn't see you there you shouldn't scare people like that!!!”Massie Block to Claire Lyons
“Well you may not like my friends cause they only like me... Not you”Massie Block to Claire Lyons
“Do we like her?”Kirsten Gregory to Massie Block
Preceded by Charmed and Dangerous, and followed by Best Friends for Never.
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