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jgurniak's review against another edition
4.0
What inspired me to read The Karma Club was the trailer. Everything you see in the trailer happens in the book (unlike some other trailers I have seen...). I was impressed with this novel, it managed to be funny without overdoing it (something some authors seem to have difficulty with).
reader4evr's review against another edition
4.0
I liked this book but I didn't love it. When I saw the trailer for this I was laughing through the whole thing. But after reading the book I didn't laugh that much. The book was predictable.
I did like Maddy. Good main character.
I will probably read the authors next book which also sounds good after watching the trailer.
I did like Maddy. Good main character.
I will probably read the authors next book which also sounds good after watching the trailer.
shhchar's review against another edition
5.0
The Karma Club was such a creative idea, that was probably my favorite part. Jessica Brody is a really good author, and I look forward to reading more from her.
The only thing I didn't like was how much the revenge plots affected other people. Some were downright cruel.
It all gets solved in the end. I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of YA.
The only thing I didn't like was how much the revenge plots affected other people. Some were downright cruel.
It all gets solved in the end. I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of YA.
tulscip's review against another edition
4.0
So creative and funny :) Not entirely realistic, but still realistic of typical high school. entertaining, fresh read :)
starlightbooktales's review against another edition
3.0
I'm Switzerland with this book. Completely neutral. Didn't hate it and didn't love it.
ssinforshort's review against another edition
4.0
Cute Book!
I just recently read My Life Undecided by Jessica Brody and I really liked the book. The Karma Club was no different. The plot was interesting and hilarious. A cute, fun, light read.
I just recently read My Life Undecided by Jessica Brody and I really liked the book. The Karma Club was no different. The plot was interesting and hilarious. A cute, fun, light read.
cjyu's review against another edition
5.0
I don't think I've had so much fun with a novel in such a long time, laughed so much and yes, secretly be happy about every single event that happened to certain individuals... What an amazing breath of fresh air this book was! (I will never underestimate the power of Crisco again.) I swear to God, Jessica Brody just has the most cutest and laugh out loud funny sense of humour ever. I'm so happy I finally read this! :)
jacquelinec's review against another edition
3.0
I've had [a:Jessica Brody|1164465|Jessica Brody|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1201278268p2/1164465.jpg]'s [b:Love Under Cover: A Novel|6450258|Love Under Cover A Novel|Jessica Brody|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1266703043s/6450258.jpg|6640389] waiting in my TBR pile since last October. Before I even received that one I had been intending to pick up her debut, [b:The Fidelity Files|2645267|The Fidelity Files|Jessica Brody|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1205822404s/2645267.jpg|2670006], for a while. So when I received The Karma Club, her first foray into the young adult genre, I decided that it was about time that I gave her work a try. After reading it, I have to say that I won't hesitate again to pick up The Fidelity Files the next time that I hit the bookstore.
The Karma Club is a sweet, fun, and meaningful novel. Brody's protagonist, Madison, is charming, smart, and is easily imaginable as a modern teen. Her friends, especially the fiery Angie, are full of personality and great co-conspirators for Madison as she schemes to restore a karmic balance in the lives of those that have done them wrong. The plans that the girls undertake are hilarious and outrageous, yet not unbelievable. At least one of the things that they pull is something that I know some peers of mine have done before.
I like the romance that developed between Madison and Spencer. Considering the surrounding circumstances, it felt natural and it help make Madison's revenge plots even more conflicting...
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The Karma Club is a sweet, fun, and meaningful novel. Brody's protagonist, Madison, is charming, smart, and is easily imaginable as a modern teen. Her friends, especially the fiery Angie, are full of personality and great co-conspirators for Madison as she schemes to restore a karmic balance in the lives of those that have done them wrong. The plans that the girls undertake are hilarious and outrageous, yet not unbelievable. At least one of the things that they pull is something that I know some peers of mine have done before.
I like the romance that developed between Madison and Spencer. Considering the surrounding circumstances, it felt natural and it help make Madison's revenge plots even more conflicting...
To continue reading this review, visit my blog The Eclectic Book Lover.