Review: Ten on the Drama Dial
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 23, 2013
Juliet switched schools for senior year so she could spend more time with her beach-hair, tan, manic boyfriend.  Turns out, the girls at her new school feel proprietary about him and suspicious of her, and treat her to a chilly welcome.  She works through it.  She has a job after school, each weeknight, teaching kids in a gym class.  The job keeps her away from the football games where her star boyfriend enjoys the spotlight.  It's a source of tension -- he wants her there and she has to work.  The end of the season comes, the championship game, and she has missed every game (and they have won every one).  I would've liked her to see one.  Other than that, I loved this book about Juliet's senior year.  The non-stop drama is tense and exhausting, but if you like young adult lit, this book's a blue ribbon prize winner.