The writing shifts in viewpoints between Massie and Claire.
However, since it is a series these themes are not emphasized as much as they would be if it was just one book. There are themes of shallowness, friendship, and love in the book. The setting of LA and the movie set was well done and seemed realistic. Although the plot was a little predictable, it was fast moving and entertaining. The plot revolves around the girls time in LA and the drama that occurs there. Claire is the most likeable character because she doesn't quite fit in with the Pretty Committee. The characters in this book are pretty shallow, but that is part of the point. Massie, the leader of the Pretty Committee, is upset that Claire got the part and the girls are mean to her.
Is this a Clique novel you don't want to miss? Definitely so. In this humorous piece of teen chick-lit, I found myself laughing out loud with every page. Rich and fabulous, though sometimes over-the-top snooty, these girls sure know how to have a good time. What happens when her boyfriend at home, Cam, catches them kissing? And new Hollywood "It Girl" Claire has caught the eye of her co-star, teen idol Conner Foley. Kristen and Dylan of the Clique are stuck back at home in Westchester, but that doesn't mean they can't have fun.especially with the Briarwood boys. Alicia and Massie have found themselves as movie set correspondents for a popular morning television show, The Daily Grind. While this feud is continuing, other dramas round out the book.
But what will happen when Gap-wearing "ordinary" Claire snatches the lead role from Prada-loving, born-to-rule Queen Massie? That obviously doesn't go over well with the Clique girls, and Massie has to employ some ruthless tactics to get herself back into the spotlight. After being expelled from their seventh grade class at their private school, OCD, the Clique girls have risen to fame on a movie set-Dial L for Loser, the latest teen movie being filmed. Our favorite Clique is back once again in this preppy and ah-dorable novel.
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