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I read the Allbright Academy book first, which follows the same characters as this one. That book described Zoë as a real leader, someone with POTUS potential. But this book paints her as someone who gets along with everyone but it also a serious follower rather than a leader—imagine I would have enjoyed Allbright less if I’d met Zoë in this book beforehand.

Finished! Eh, it was definitely a quick and easy read, but I'll probably forget all about it in a day or two.

I am now very, very far behind on my reviewing. If I'm good, I'll knock out a few today and won't open a new book until I've accomplished that.

Pay phones, VCRs...this book was published in 2001. I don't think of that as a long time ago, but the little dated bits here and there say otherwise. Ouch.

I.M. Fine's Chillers series (R.L Stein's Goosebumps?), creepy books for kids, are somehow having an effect on their behavior, and it's becoming increasingly dangerous.

Super quick read, I'll be even further behind on my reviewing before I know it.