[.ca] The Clique Collection (ISBN 0316167053)

the clique:
The Clique is a somewhat funny book, but more for teenagers. In my opinion the Clique is an amazing book. It is about a popular group of four girls named Massie, Dylan, Kristen, and Alicia. Their lives were perfect until a girl from Florida names Claire moved into Massie's guest house. She moved into Massie's house because Massie's dad is friends with Claire's dad. It is so hard for Massie to have to deal with Claire because Clair and Massie's parents force them to be friends. And the thing is Massie is popular and she thinks Claire is just a loser. In my opinion I think the Clique is a great book for the ages 11-15. I think girls that get bullied at school by other girls should read this book. I think this because Massie likes to bully Claire in the book. Well, do u think Claire will become a part of Massie's popularity group? You have to read all the clique books to find out. Best friends for Never and Revenge of the Wannabees are the second and third books of the clique novel.

The Clique, book Review:
Meet Claire Lyons and her family; Claire is a twelve year old girl from Orlando, Florida. But when Claire's family moves to Westchester, things start to get weird. Massie Block is rich, cool, spoiled: you name it. Massie is the trendsetter and most popular girl in her grade at Octavian Country Day School and when she finds out her dad's old friend Jay Lyons and his family will be staying in her family's guesthouse, let's just say Massie's less than pleased. For no particular reason at all Massie decided to make Claire her new target at school; now Massie and her clique are making Claire's school life very miserable. Although all Claire wants is to desperately be in Massie's clique; Massie won't allow that to happen. Will Massie lighten up and allow Claire into her clique, or will Claire find some way to seek revenge? To find out read the second novel in this exciting series: Best Friends For Never. My opinion of this book was that it was a great book because it was exciting and fun to read. I recommend this book for girls ages 11-14. Have fun reading!

mean girls:
this was an amzing book! they were girly mean fashinable and popular all at the same time: not the type of book that i usaly go for, but i couldn't put it down! i recommend it for everyone! an amazing first novel.

Courtesy of Teens Read Too:
Our favorite Clique is back once again in this preppy and ah-dorable novel. After being expelled from their seventh grade class at their private school, OCD, the Clique girls have risen to fame on a movie set--Dial L for Loser, the latest teen movie being filmed. But what will happen when Gap-wearing "ordinary" Claire snatches the lead role from Prada-loving, born-to-rule Queen Massie? That obviously doesn't go over well with the Clique girls, and Massie has to employ some ruthless tactics to get herself back into the spotlight. While this feud is continuing, other dramas round out the book. Alicia and Massie have found themselves as movie set correspondents for a popular morning television show, The Daily Grind. Kristen and Dylan of the Clique are stuck back at home in Westchester, but that doesn't mean they can't have fun...especially with the Briarwood boys. And new Hollywood "It Girl" Claire has caught the eye of her co-star, teen idol Conner Foley. What happens when her boyfriend at home, Cam, catches them kissing? Rich and fabulous, though sometimes over-the-top snooty, these girls sure know how to have a good time. In this humorous piece of teen chick-lit, I found myself laughing out loud with every page. Is this a Clique novel you don't want to miss? Definitely so. Or, as Alicia might say, given. Reviewed by: Safia Abdul

Ehmagawd this book is ah-mazing!:
The eigth installment of the clique series is just as ah-mazing as the rest. A great story line where trouble is stirred up between the girls and their guys and an ending that will shock you. I was SLIGHTLY disappointed that it didnt have as much description of the outfits and Bean wasnt even mentioned. It lost some of its "charm" but still worth reading.