So I'm A Double Threat

by Julie Prestsater

Megan Miller doubles as a straight A honors student and a frequent flyer at all the right parties. This girl is by no means headed for the library or study sessions to cram for the next science exam. She and her friends are on the prowl for hot guys and events to fill their social calendars. Meg already has her eye on one guy in particular, Alex Aguilar, who not only happens to be a football player, but he's a SENIOR! But do these minor details get in the way of Meg's fun? Meg is determined to make her freshman year at Carver High an unforgettable one. Who knows...she may get more than she bargained for.

• ISBN10: 0578019353
• ISBN13: 9780578019352
• Publish Date: 1 May 2009
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Out of Print: 29 June 2012
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Cornessamara Press
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 211
• Language: English

Reviews

[chymerra]

What I liked about So I’m A Double Threat:

1. It is a book that I would let my tween/young teen read. Very clean and it touched on a lot of subjects that are affecting kids these days. Drug use, peer pressure were two of the main themes.

2. I liked that Meg’s character was so real. Even an old lady like me can relate to her.

3. The book was funny and it made me giggle at some of the situations that Meg got herself into. Her views on the beach I agree with…lmao.

What I disliked about So I’m A Double Threat:

1. The guys. Alex, Ben, and Eric (Meg’s love interests) irked me for some reason. Alex because he came across as a pushover. Ben because he was a moron and Eric because he turned out to be a real dick.

2. The whole automatically being popular. I don’t know. The author could have had the girls come across as nerdier. Not sexy. Not that nerdy isn’t sexy. Man, I give up. LOL.

**I voluntarily reviewed this book**

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[reveriesociety_]

It was a fun read, but sometimes I found the main character annoying, although that may have to do with the fact that she's just 14. But it made it painful to read at times.