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What's Your Status? by Katie Finn

justcrystalxo's review

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5.0

i absolutely love this book! i thoroughly enjoyed it. i think it was way better then top 8. cant wait to read the next one!!

erin_e_107's review

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2.0

I loved the first book in this series and blazed through it in a day! Which is why I was so disappointed by this one. I felt like the story dragged for too long and had a very plain ending. I didn't like the way Nate's story line was handled with him already sleeping with his ex-girlfriend, not telling Mad, and then they don't really talk about it at all. I seem to remember things like that were a big deal in high school. I felt like the Dell plot was way too obvious, and I really didn't like the way the vice principal (or assistant headmaster) decided to start hating Madison seemingly out of the blue. I was looking for a quick and easy read like the first book and I felt like falling asleep the entire time.

heykellyjensen's review

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3.0

I liked this one better than the first in the series. Total fluff, but it's enjoyable fluff. Full review here: http://stackedbooks.blogspot.com/2010/08/whats-your-sttus-by-katie-finn.html

cedifrango's review

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funny medium-paced

2.0

rdhk's review

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3.0

a fun, light read to give your brain a break.

aprilbooksandwine's review

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2.0

What's Your Status by Katie Finn is a novel which incorporates social media within it's pages. However, the social media has new names, Facebook is now Friendverse and Twitter is called StatusQ. There are some minor changes, but you get the gist. The center event of this event is prom. IDK I may be alone in this, but I thought prom was a whole lot of build up for a whole lot of average.
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greenbeanteenqueen's review

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4.0

About the Book: Sixteen-year-old Madison still loves logging on to Friendverse to see what her BFFs and her cute new boyfriend Nate are up to. But the latest social networking craze is Status Q, which is all about rapid-fire status updates. When one of Mad’s friends has to pull off a high-pressure heist, the gang relies on Status Q to send code messages to each other…all in the middle of a school dance! Will up-to-the-minute social networking save the day…or lead to good old-fashioned disaster?

GreenBeanTeenQueen Says: I was happily surprised by this novel! Sure, it's fluffy and somewhat chick-litty, but I like that sort of thing, so I enjoyed What's Your St@tus. It was a quick read and loads of fun. The beginning of each chapter is told in Status Q updates, so I think it could have appeal for readers who like books written in chat, text, e-mail style. I wasn't expecting a lot going in and I was surprised at how much fun I had reading this book!

There's romance, mystery, and a great James Bond/Ocean's Eleven style heist the group has to pull of a prom night heist to take back was it rightfully theirs and stolen from a rival school. (I don't want to say too much because I don't want to spoil it!) The whole feel of the book was fun and it's something I could see easily being turned into a movie. There's lots of laugh out loud moments and even though the whole prom heist is somewhat unrealistic, it's still fun to read about. There are a lot of characters to keep track of, but after a few chapters I got used to it and I had a blast reading this one.

What's Your St@tus is a sequel to Top 8, but it's not necessary to read the other book first, as the author does a job of catching the reader up so they don't feel lost and What's Your St@tus can stand on it's own. I'll be recommending this one to my teens! It's perfect for fans of Pretty Little Liars, mysteries, chick lit, or readers looking for books about prom.

ashleynichole's review

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3.0

Predictable for the most part until the end when it started to throw some curve balls but that was mostly because you the reader had been denied full details of the operation. Overall it was a cute novel. When the topic of sleeping with your prom date came up I had a few issues with it but they were resolved in the end. Actually I had a couple issues with multiple relationships but what can you do?

These books really make you see how mindless and ignorant some people are about social networking. A lot can be learned from Madison on how NOT to use social networking tools. It really makes you want to reevaluate how you behave and what information you share on the Internet.

kadyjak's review

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3.0

Pretty predictable but still enjoyable, and a quick read.

booksrlush_'s review

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4.0

3.75