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Jeff Ratto rattodesign — I remember really liking it the first time but on second read its not my favorite of his. Still I'm a big Roald Dahl fan in general.

Daniel Scheibel dscheibel — ** spoiler alert ** Enjoyable, but nothing special. And I'm definitely Team Cal, so I ended up skimming the entire Romeo & Juliet star-crossed lovers story with Archer. Why do so many YA books rely on a love triangle for tension and drama? I mean, navigating the beginnings of a relationship with ONE person can be complicated enough; must there always be a second one?

Marina De _arina_e_uca — Scripture. Sort of.

Mohamed Chawki _ohnkalel — Something's missing in this one. Well, well, written from the lifestyle of a privilged family(hence the title). You read through it and wonder- how is it going to get tied up in the end? It really doesn't, and that's the only part I didn't like. You never quite find out what happened to Nikki or her friend Robin, a character whose preamble is so written up that you think she's going to do something heinous or equally fabulous to the plot, but she coasts in and out. It was a frustrating book only on that notion, otherwise I thoroughly enjoyed the character development and the way the family is written with so many dark corners.