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Scarlett White

When the two clichéd stereotypes, popular jock and socially awkward nerd, are forced together through an assignment in lab, chaos arises. Throw in a forgotten past, a bitchy cheerleader, three best friends, an identical cousin, and a few other dramatic situations, and you get a Typical, confused brain.

323 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 19, 2012

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Chloe Smith

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July 22, 2012
Okay so I thought for ages how i would review this book honestly without being rude, I am going to try but no promises it won't come across that way.
So where i live sex is legal at 16 so the main character being 17 and having sex really isn't that a big deal to me. But I do know that in the US (most places if not all) that the legal age is 18 so I can understand that this could be an issue for some readers.
The way the book is written & the jist of the story is aimed at children or at least wrote in a way that i found childish. It was based in a high school & most of the story is about high school drama. I do not think anyone above the age of 18 would read this without getting frustrated & bored. I also think that a lot of what happened was unbelievable.
Some of the story actually confused me .
Also on amazon it is listed in fantasy romance, it is not a fantasy romance. Nothing remotely to do with the genre fantasy in this book.

So the main issue is that the characters have sex quite a lot which is adult but the rest of the story is childish. The only people i can imagine reading this are teenage girls who have parents who don't mind/care what they read - i still don't know if even they would enjoy it though.
Sorry Author!
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