Sasha and her horse, Charm, have made their way to a top school where Sasha can grow as a rider. Here she makes friends and even the advanced team for riding. But she learns that not everyone appreciates her riding ability and some people will do anything to take it away from her.I really liked t...
This book was a great book. The author put a lot of details about horseback riding, which is something that I love to do. For example, the author described how to prepare for a horse show and how not to be scared of the jumps and whatever else might happen. She also explained how not to be tense ...
ONE WORD......... DRAMA!! I LOVE HOW IN EVERY BOOK, IT GETS MORE INTERESTING!!! WHEN I STARTED THIS BOOK, I COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN!!!! SASHA AND HER BEST FRIEND FIGHT BECAUSE CALLIE THOUGHT THAT SASHA WAS WITH ERIC. NOW HEATHER IS SORTA FRIENDS WITH SASHA AND CALLIE JOINS THE TRIO!!! MEANWHILE, PA...
This book is set in new York city with heather and Sasha staying at heather's penthouse. The plot is that heather is trying to get Sasha to trust her but really she sending emails as Sasha to a boy Sasha likes. Heather is the queen bee at canterwood crest the boarding school they both go to. S...
Sasha is still having issues with her ex-best friend, her best friend, her ex-boyfriend, and her almost ex-boyfriend. But she is becoming friends with the trio (Heather, Julia, and Alison). She just hopes that she can mend relationships and figure out relationships. Not only is she dealing with h...
I was a little disappointed with the past two books I have read in this series. The plot jumps around and this particular installment seemed a little rushed. There really wasn't any substance to it. Also, the gossip blogger wasn't as dramatic as I thought she would be. She enters the plot about t...
Unfriendly Competition By Jessica BurkhartRealistic Fiction178 pages Unfriendly competition is the twelfth book in the series by Jessica Burkhart. In this book, a mysterious blog was written in the last book. Now the besties, Sasha, Brit, Heather, Julia, and Allison were called to the Headmistr...
MUCH LATER THAT NIGHT, ALL of the lights were off and Khloe and I were in bed. I ached for my sister Becca. I knew things would be a million times better if she were here. But I did have Khloe, who was no slob in the making-me-feel-better department. “KK?” I asked. “You awake?” “I’m up, Laur,” Kh...
PAIGE SAID, WAKING me the next morning. She sat cross-legged at the end of my bed. She was wearing my pink T-shirt emblazoned with a silver rhinestone heart. I sat up, blinking and trying to tame my bed head. “Thanks! Do I look older? I feel older.” Paige nodded. “You look so much older. Definite...
“OMIGOD! JUST GO!” KHLOE SAID, LAUGHING. “Look at yourself!” “What?” I asked, giggling. “I’m not doing anything. I’m waiting for you.” We’d walked back from science class to our room, and Khloe was getting ready for her lesson. I’d changed a little ...
KHLOE SAID, GRABBING MY arm. She had the famous Khloe look—like she had to talk or she would burst. “I was dying to talk to you guys, but I couldn’t say what I wanted to in front of the boys.” Carina giggled. “Dying, huh? I had an idea that something was going on when you looked at me and kept bl...
. . I TOOK MY TIME WALKING FROM LAST period to my room instead of racing to spend more time at the stable. I didn’t know if I was ready for Mr. Conner’s decision yet. I opened the door to my room. “Hey, roomie!” “Hey, what’s that—” “I made you tea!” Khloe interrupted, practically jumping up and d...
“Let me guess,” I said. “IMing with Ryan?” Paige ducked her head. “Yeah. But he was just asking me if I wanted to eat breakfast together sometime.” “And you said yes, right?” I asked. “I told him Friday would be fine.” I walked over and gave Paige a high five. “Perfect. You weren’t like, ‘Omigod,...
I tugged on breeches and a T-shirt and pulled my hair into a messy ponytail before running for the stable. I grabbed Charm’s tack from the tack room and headed for his stall. I smiled when I saw Charm’s head poking over the stall door. “Hey, boy,” I said. “I missed you.” I kissed his muzzle and h...
Dad hadn’t said much the night he had come home and found me waiting on the porch. In fact, he had been pretty quiet all week. At first, I’d tried to eavesdrop on Mom and Dad’s conversations. But my dad could handle his problems. Plus, I had been kind of distracted. There was Logan, obviously, an...
I zipped my coffee-colored wool jacket. The frisky horses definitely felt the drop in temperature. A herd of seven or eight horses played, nipping each other’s necks and darting up the hill at a full gallop. In the big arena, Mr. Conner was trotting a gray gelding in a large circle. The young hor...
Huge trash cans were everywhere. Lockers were open and students tossed papers, pens, pretty much anything they didn’t want to take home. I sidestepped an eighth grade boy who was tossing gray (I swear they were once white) gym socks into the trash can. Très disgusting! We didn’t need anything for...