Review: Loved it :D
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
I really like how there is so many points of view in this book and how the authors let us readers decide which of the main characters to follow. This book is an awesome plot but I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't like reading about Politics. Half the time I had no idea what was being talked about because I am not really into Politics. I do like how all of the main characters choices are reflected by their parents position in the government ( environmentalists,Senators, Circular Judge etc.)For example in this case Ellie Walker's mom is a Senator and she is trying to get into a coveted position but her arch rival Richard Millis is also trying to get the same spot and they have both slandered one another. In fact Millis is the reason that Ellie's mom divorced ( suspected reason). So Ellie naturally won't associate with Richard's son Gabe because it would be an insult to her mother. Because of the amount of power that their parents wield the students can get away with most anything, even party at some house that the owner has diplomatic immunity on his property.It is really interesting how Georgetown Academy doesn't have any clubs or anything because if they did the students club choice could be used against them in the future ( for example say your involved with animal activists club and then you become a senator and don't care about animal's). That would certainty hurt your voters if they discovered that you weren't pro animal or something like that.  Also at Georgetown Academy if you don't wear the right designer preppy clothes you can labeled as an outcast and freak ( normal at every school).  This kind of reminds me of the movie The Clique since everyone mostly sticks to their own group and they dress so nicely.Posted originally on my blog Book Reviews