Making Out #5: Claire Gets Caught

Have you read anything good recently? If you haven't read Katherine Applegate's books. She has a whole set of books, like the one I read Claire gets Caught. The genre of this book os romance. She has about 20 books of this series in stores. It is about a girl named Claire that dumped her boyfriend Jake at a dance. Now she wants him back, so she sets up a plan to get Jake back, by planning a ski trip. Nina her sister thinks she set it up to get Ben back, but she was wrong. I think this is an excellent book, so read this book WHY? If you are looking for a book right now, this is the book for you! You won't want to stop, it has on and on exciting chapters. I read it all in one day, that's how much I liked it! This is a Qoute from my book: "Are you sure this you want to plan this whole ski trip?" I recommend this to anyone that doesn't get excitement in your books or any one that just needs a book to read!

Claire get caught is one of the best books in the series. A lot of exciting events happen in this book. This series is great for teenage girls.

This has got to be one of the best making out books in all the series . Claire is sure that Jake still want her even though he has said he doesn't. The gang go on a ski trip (Claires working) to Killington where Claire manages to mess up everyones love life apart from her own. A definate read

I've read all 12 of the "Making Out" books that are out so far, and this is the best one. If I had to pick one book from the series to live with for the rest of my life, this would be it. The plot is captivating and steady, and it really held my attention throughout the book. I consider this book the turning point in the "Making Out" series. The island kids go skiing in Killington, and problems are started and solved. A great book. Claire is my favorite character. Zoey seems so naive and stupid compared to her.

The gang's got a ski trip all planned. But things are still crazy. Lucas is pressuring Zoey into sex; Claire STILL wants Jake, and in the process messing up everyone else's relationships; Christopher and Aisha are confused about what to do about their relationship, if they still have one; and something's up with Ben and Nina. How much crazier can this stuff get? Awesome book.