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Will they find the ideal date for the ball? Can they remain true to themselves? Who is the perfect blind date? Definitely very much a novel of its specific genre, there is something here for everyone, whatever their background or upbringing, as the ideas are well and truly universal.

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Dec 08, Satia rated it did not like it Recommends it for: nobody. At best this is a cute book. I enjoy reading young adult literature. Literature is not what I would say this book is. Not at all. There is no real character development or emotional evolution.

In fact, aside from the various crushes these girls have, there is little to distinguish the main characters from one another. If you enjoy reading about what three girls with little experience and too much time on their hands do with their lives then I suppose this is a must read book.

Personally, I know At best this is a cute book. Personally, I know enough about my own adolescence and teenagers to believe that they have more on their minds than dating, status, and parties. So one star for a cute book, entertaining in the fluffy way that certain movies or television shows are.

Also, this book is obviously meant to be a part of a series which explains its open ended ending so be duly warned that if by some chance you happen to get so caught up in the story of these three girls then be prepared to read on. Rather than read on I am moving on to another book.

Nov 06, Amrin Mathews - 8 rated it liked it. These girls are best friends and are in the same sex-ed class. For one of their projects they have decided to make a website to find out if guys or girls are more sex crazed.

On the website they have many surveys and a matchmaking service for kids at their school. Along the way the author talks about the girls love lives and the unfortunate couples they've paired.

There is many things the author portrayed well in the book such as forming the relationships between characters and developing them to make them feel like real people. I also enjoyed how the text was put in a 'modern' way, instead of all just text it showed emails also. I think the author should've left out some of the relationships, because at a certain point all the relationships just become confusing and too drawn out.

I think the authors purpose of this book was to demonstrate the mind of teenagers through the three teen girls. She shows many examples of the 'average' kids thoughts. During the story the author goes in depth about the sex craze of teens and the typical life of a teenager.

A message you could receive from this text is teens go through more than what is expected. I overall would rate this book a 6. It is although a very interesting story to read, it has many uplifting parts. I would recommend this book to any teenage girl, who is interested in a romantic drama novel. I would recommend this to them because the book would spark their interest.

Nov 21, Morgan rated it liked it. This book was not that well put together. I honestly did not really like this book. Everything happened too quickly. However, I think the characters are very relatable. Mads, Holly, and Lina seem like three average teenage girls who would go to our school. They are well developed because they are very mature, and most of the This book was not that well put together. They are well developed because they are very mature, and most of the time, know right from wrong.

They also learn from their mistakes. The plot was realistic for this book because the characters are real, everyday high school students. They try to impress others, because they are sometimes too insecure about who they themselves really are.

Toward the end of the story though, the characters stopped trying to impress each other, and acted like the person they really were.

I recommend this book to anyone who likes to put pieces of stories together. Mar 09, Lewijen14 rated it it was amazing. In the book there are tears and laughter and fights and fun, but the ending is surprising to me. At first I did not like the ending for the way it ended but then finding out it was one of a series it made more sense and I ended up liking the ending more. Also the type of person who would probably want to read this book would be a teenage girl or guy in high school because it actually relates a lot to my high school so I really understood it all.

Apr 23, Kricket rated it did not like it Shelves: abandoned , She knew exactly whom she wanted to get it with. Another image flashed into her mind. He shook his hair in the sunlight and smiled his gleaming smile at her. Oh yeah. Apr 06, Phoenixia Rene rated it it was ok.

The premise of the book was really interesting, but the execution was a bit lack luster. The character development lacked and was based on the typical teenage stereotypes. While it was a cute read, it doesnt have much else going for it. Jul 08, Mackenzie rated it it was amazing. Cute book! The author does a good job capturing what High School is like.

I was in HS when this came out in and I can attest to what role websites like The Dating Game were playing in our lives. At that time, running home to check Myspace and instant messages was a big thing. Great teen novel! Nov 18, Alanna rated it liked it. Shelves: annoyed-me , Sexual Educations teaches about the girl body and the boy body as they go from children to adult, and where they suddenly become attracted to each other.

When girls lose their cuties, boys are no longer gross, and they want to get together. This class, taught to the students in grade ten at Rosewood School for Alternative Gifted Education RSAGE have to take Interpersonal Human Development IHD , with the final project being what the social dynamics between a man and a women, how they are trial in court, speed tickets, to how often they think about sex. After a few drinks they started a website called The Dating Games; the objective was to figure out whose more obsess with sex: boys or girls?

They also set it up so students at RSAGE could only access it, and made it a match maker service, with them in charge. For Mads this was about getting Sean Benedetto, a senior at the school, to fall madly in love with her.

Mads knew she has to get experience if she was ever going to get Sean, so she puts on her midriffs and miniskirts, knowing this is how you get rid of an unwanted virginity.

Where Holly was the only one in the trio who had sex, she knew it was not that big of a deal as Mads made it out to be. Holly wants something real, and to stopped being called the school slut, thanks to her ex-boyfriend.

When the nicest guy comes around, Holly has to decide whether he is worth it or not. Where Mads trying to be a slut, and Holly trying to get her slut reputation gone, Lina is stuck in the middle with nothing to-do.

Yet Lina has competition as a group of goth girls are obsess with Dan as she is, making Lina act fast to steal his heart before them. Teenage trash. This is what the book is like. You could take scraps of paper from the garbage and write a better book then this. In the authors Natalie Standiford does have a good writing style that is one point making the book go by fast. The first problem you accouter is the point of view. It is third person, so it feels like you are watching the story from above, but it follows a different character each chapter, and sometimes switching in the middle of the chapter.

Making the point of view of Lina, Mads and Holly hard as you keep getting the three of them mixed up. Lina she look up what happens to teachers who date students would realize her and Dan will never work out.

Yet she is crazy about him, not even giving good guy Walter a chance do to her pinning someone she cannot have. Mads, oh Mads. At age fifteen she is furious that no guy wanted to bang her. All for Sean! A guy who calls her kid, and before their IDH project never looked twice at her.

Lina snatched it. Jan 22, Brittany rated it liked it Shelves: young-adult , part-of-a-series. Madison, Holly and Lina decide that for a class project, they will prove that guys think about sex more than girls.

They figured they can set up a website with some questions for all the kids in their school to answer, and that would prove it.

Maybe they could even match up people who had similar interests! What they find though, is that even in an anonymous questionnaire their classmates lie and exaggerate their experience. It's not all bad though, the girls figure they can set themselves up wi Madison, Holly and Lina decide that for a class project, they will prove that guys think about sex more than girls.

It's not all bad though, the girls figure they can set themselves up with their crushes through the guise of having it be part of the matchmaking service they are offering.

Unfortunately, trying to guess who someone is when they don't tell the truth can be You feel queasy. Your best friend thinks he is: A. Prince Charming B Is it True Love? Circle the correct answer. You are dating an incredible boy named Stephen. He's good-looking, sexy, kind, funny, and smart. But you can't stop fantasizing about Sean, the hottest senior in school. Are you really in love with you The Dating Game has gotten too hot to handle--at least for the school principal and parents.

When a controversy erupts after exes begin rating each other, the Dating Game is banned from the school's computers. But Mads, Lina, and Holly aren't giving