Bratz: Keepin' It Real

by Charles O'Connor, Yasmin (pseudonym)

As if getting fabulous for prom isn’t stressful enough, Yasmin, Cloe, Sasha, and Jade have even more drama to deal with. Like what? How about a crazy-intense group assignment, due the same day as prom. And a freak accident that totally wrecks Cloe’s FM Cruiser. And the mysterious writer of the Stiles High Daily Doings newspaper column, who keeps slammin’ the girls in every single issue! Somebody— a spy—has got the inside track on the Bratz. But who could it be?

Genres: Fiction

112 pages, Paperback

First published February 23, 2004

Reviews

[row row · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just remembered this book and I used to read it literally every single day when I was a kid and this 5 star review is based solely on my memory of how much I absolutely loved this book lmao

[James Crawford · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is based on Bratz: The Video and is very much a faithful print version of what happens in the video. The girls are given an assignment by one of their teachers, an assignment that they believe will conflict with their efforts to get ready for the big school dance.

They manage to find a way to meld the two things together, but along they way they end up having a car accident. There is also a problem about someone writing a school newspaper article that reveals things about the girls that do not place them in the brightest of spotlights.

Thus, friendship and truth are put to the test, along with the girls' creativity. Both the video and the book are ok.

[Jillian · Rating 4 out of 5]

Keepin' It Real is both the superior Bratz movie and movie novel. Recommended for anyone still into Bratz. Are Bratz still a thing? I feel so out of touch with the youth that I have to ask that question.

[Hadeer]

good