Confessions of a Boyfriend Stealer: A Blog

I loved how the author made the book kinda like a blog but told it like a story. I feel bad for Gen because it wasn't her fault that her friends didn't treat their boyfriends right! I also feel bad for Gen because she dosent really know her dad, and her mom and sister where always away! So they were not very close. But in the end everybody got what was comming to them!

As you can see Confessions of A Boyfriend Stealer has it's own unique personality. Personally, I think it was great to make it a blog instead of a book and you can also see other people's point of view by the responses to the blog. It's a great book for teens

I loved this book so much that I wanted to reply to replies the author put in the book! If you read this book it just makes you want to read more of it but when you get to the end you wish there would be more!

This is such a great book! It has some great characters that make you want to laugh out loud! Genesis Bell thinks she's the Jan Brady of Jamaica Plains, because her best friends CJ and Tasha are the most beautiful girls in the whole school- and also the snottiest. Read as Genesis struggles through her realationships with her best buds' boyfriends, and what going on at her house with her encentric mom and sister. She also is does a documentary on Fiesta Beach, the biggest party of the year! Just to tell you, CJ was way more b**chy than Tasha was. Tasha was just plain spoiled and stupid. This was a great book with amazing characters, and I read it twice. Read this book!

I LOVED this book! Ms Clairday has the wry wit to bring out the humorous side of teen angst that is compounded by a somewhat dysfunctional family. The primary character, Genesis Bell, suffers from the same problems that affect so many teens--questions about self-identity, fitting in with peer groups, the oddities of her own family, and struggling for direction in life. These are questions that all teens face to some degree, but Ms. Clairday, through Genesis, shows that these serious issues can be met with humor and self-acceptance--a very good coping mechanism for anyone in tough situations. I would recommend this book to any teen--and any adult, because most of us remember what a struggle our teen years were.