Size 12 and Ready to Rock

Not really a spoiler, but... this book has one of the most honest discussions about why a person would not want to become a parent I have ever read. In fact, it uses a couple of different characters to show MORE THAN ONE REASON. And no one is treated as broken or unfeeling, and for that reason alone I love Meg Cabot more than I ever thought I would.

Oh, and there's lots more to the book than that. But that's what I came away from it caring about, so that's what I'm writing about.

This is a fun light read. Some swearing with some discussion of murder but overall not bad. The characters are so,likable and i feel like I know some of them in real life.

I'm actually a little embarrassed to admit to reading this series. The first 2 especially were hysterically funny (I can excuse a lot in a book if it makes me laugh till my ribs ache), the third a little less so, and this one only gave me a few giggles. It's not a horrible book, but Cabot seemed to be trying - and even mentions in her comments in the back of the book - to take a look at more serious issues while still dealing with the same characters. It's not a bad book, but I really didn't appreciate the switch. :-/ I wanted funny. It was a sweet, fluff-ball story, which is what most of her books are, but I really felt it wasn't nearly as good as the others in the series.