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A Non-Blonde Cheerleader in Love

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an excellent conclusion to the non blonde cheerleader series, but hard to believe? male cheerleaders? sorry, but this skeptic cheerleader doesn't believe that would work out so well. Also, the cover is not good. the girl featured looks nothing like a cheerleader, just a brunette model stuffed into the uniform and told to pose. the boy, presumably daniel healy, is also not what i'm sure fans of the series picture him as.

I have read all of the books in this series and fell in love with the first book.

Unfortunately, as this series is going on - I am starting to feel as though the storylines are getting less interesting. I think what worked so well in the first book was the conflict that existed with Anissa and the rest of the cheerleaders.

While the author has tried to reproduce this in a somewhat clever way, the story did not work for me.

I think what bothered me about this book was the axis towards everybody else - but our main heroine. There was way too much being done and said about the 'boys' and while the author did try to give Anissa a voice and a conscience - it failed. In the end, the story seemed to me to be about a girl and her boyfriend - and they were not that interesting.

I am not sure what would revive this storyline, but its definitely going in the wrong direction right now.

Good for ALL high school students, their parents, teachers and administrators to read. I am a retired school superintendent and ALL students experience this type of treatment. This is definitely a type of school bullying and it has to stop. I feel it would make excellent MANDATORY reading for high school freshmen. A wonderful part of this wonderful three part series.