All Pink Everything

Ghetto Barbies #1

by Lola Beverly Hills

Seventeen-year-old high school junior, Imani Cooper, always knew that she was destined to one day be the leader of her clique, the Ghetto Barbies. Now that she holds the power in her hands, she thinks that some rules within the circle need to be changed. Not only for her own benefit but for Bunny, the first pledge that she has ever initiated into the sisterhood. She comes to realize that being the Head Barbie is a greater responsibility than she signed up for...and secretly wants out. Her fellow sister, Latrice, is a senior, and not so happy that the founding Head Barbie has graduated and chosen a junior in her place. Imani has always been into herself, and now she is letting her role as Head Barbie get to her Barbie head. She is ruining everything they built, and Latrice is going to do everything she can to bring Imani down from the stallion she rode in on...and steal her boyfriend. Candy is in her last year of high school as well, but after turning eighteen, her priorities are much too complex to worry about who is running the clique. Her main focus is on graduating. Not only will she never have to deal with her thirsty ex-boyfriend again, but she will be free to date her young and handsome teacher without breaking school policy. In his eyes, she is just one of his many students...but she is determined to prove him wrong. Each of them has their secrets, but when betrayal comes from within the sisterhood, they find themselves grasping at the mercy of each other to keep those secrets hidden. Barbies are supposed to be all pink everything, but when they get caught up in their own greed, will their eyes be seeing too much red to keep their loyalty?

282 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 4, 2015

About the author

California native. Author of All About Her Thighs and the Cups and Cakes Series.

Reviews

[Sasha Elise · Rating 4 out of 5]

this started out slow with a lot of conflict and world building then it got so good then the ending was satisfying. like, so very satisfying. it played out like a film.

[denise i. gold · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book ,just like teenagers with all the drama and pettiness

Reminded me of some of the girls back at my high school with all the drama and pettiness as well as the fighting other girls not in the same circle, disappointed can't find find the sequel anywhere online or stores

[Tywanda Brown-Johnson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall good read

The book was slow to start, however once it picked up pace it was okay. There was little to none grammatical errors. I gave it four stars because the slow pace.

[Edie Walls · Rating 3 out of 5]

Real rating: 3.5 stars

I was pleasantly surprised with All Pink Everything, especially for a random free book from Amazon! It's a fun and light story that I breezed through in a couple of hours.