Okay, so I was looking for semi-mindless books that would be easy to read. This fit the bill perfectly, and was actually better than I was expecting. To be perfectly honest, I always sort of expect these types of high school drama, teen novels to have somewhat annoying protagonists, but Sara was surprisingly relatable. I’m not really sure what that says about me, but hey."Her father’s nuts, and Carling… I adore her, but she’s capable of just about anything. You’d be wise to avoid her."He’s right. I should stay away from Carling.Trouble is, I can’t.So that’s basically where I really got pulled in. Up until then I was just sort of not really caring what happened, but then that happened, and I was like, “wait… what’s going to go down with Carling?!”Basically, what does wind up going down is a lot of really bad decisions, and some revelations that lead to some minor life changes.Yeah. Exactly what you’d expect from this sort of teen book. Overall though, not a bad story, and I might actually read more of this author’s stuff. this book is great one to read were to start. The book is about the lies and the school of the brainswell it about the group the ants. They are high school for the rich and the the brainswell a little girl name Sara she goes form regular HS kid with mom and dad then Mom come home one day and tell Sara that the divorce is coming and she leave well mom is having a afaair and then she leaves for Paris well Sara and her dad move to another part of mass and then go to the schoolfor the brains well Sara dad is the janitor of the school and then he has ocd and then cleansthe school that it never been that clean well one thing lead to another and the rich kid are failingand get Sara to steal a test and then she cause a effect for the long to ome at the schoolwell you will love to read the book
What do You think about Petits Mensonges Nécessaires (2010)?
An easy book to read... I liked it and was glad to see other books by Tish Cohen at the library.
—Farrukh
Interesting story with really likable characters but the ending is fairly typical
—aman
