Kate Brian
Paperback | Pages: 279 pages Rating: 4.06 | 6703 Users | 162 Reviews
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| Original Title: | Ambition |
| ISBN: | 1416958827 (ISBN13: 9781416958826) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Private #7 |
Narration Concering Books Ambition (Private #7)
The higher you climb, the farther you have to fall....
Reed Brennan knew being elected president of exclusive Billings Hall would change her life. What she didn't count on was being dumped by her boyfriend, Josh Hollis, or being held responsible for a fire that destroyed Easton Academy's oldest building.
And now the administration wants to shut Billings down. Forever.
As president, it's up to Reed to save Billings Hall. What better way to win over the headÂmaster than to host a glam fund-raising event in New York City? Everyone needs a date, and the newly single Reed is the most eligible girl on campus. All of Easton's hottest boys are angling to take her out, and for once, Reed's biggest problem is which one to choose.
Reed has never felt so popular or powerful -- until the police start asking questions about Cheyenne Martin's death. Excited party buzz quickly turns to whispered rumors and dark moods, and one thing becomes clear: There is someone who wants to see Billings, and Reed, go down. And they will do anything to make it happen.
Be Specific About Based On Books Ambition (Private #7)
| Title | : | Ambition (Private #7) |
| Author | : | Kate Brian |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 279 pages |
| Published | : | May 6th 2008 by Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Mystery |
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Ratings: 4.06 From 6703 Users | 162 ReviewsWeigh Up Based On Books Ambition (Private #7)
The series keeps getting more compelling. I don't know how Brian keeps finding new ways of upping the ante on these books and making them more suspenseful without it feeling contrived, but she has been very successful so far.Reed Brennan knew being elected president of exclusive Billings Hall would change her life. What she didn't count on was being dumped by her boyfriend, Josh Hollis, or being held responsible for a fire that destroyed Easton Academy's oldest building. While her devastation ofHonestly im only still reading this books to end up seeing what happens but they are good enough they just seem so typical where Reed is happy then unhappy happy unhappy... anywayReed has just become Billing's President, but she finds there is a lot of pressure and responsibility that comes with that. After being caught sneaking off of campus and actually accidently burning down the oldest building on campus, everyone looks to Reed to make things right. Billings will be disbanded if she cannot
So, the only reason I gave this book 3 stars is because Reed finally got what she deserved towards the end. But even then, I didn't think what she got could have been compared to the smackdown I wanted to give this girl.Reed's blind faith in Noelle is not only disturbing but annoying. And as much as it has been tested, in the past books and in this book, she still stands strongly by Noelle. However, in this book, it's a little different as she finally starts fighting back instead of defending
Ambition is the seventh book in the Private series. As Gwendolyn Hall the oldest building in Easton Academy was burnt down due to the carelessness of a few Billings girls, the headmaster decides to shut down Billings House. Therefore, Reed agrees to host a fundraising event with the aim of raising 5 million dollars for Easton Academy to prevent this from happening.I was interested in how the girls would successfully achieve the targeted amount as its an incredibly massive sum. Plus, they didnt
My Random Thoughts on "Ambition":*I miss Josh*I really do not like Ivy, and I honestly don't see why she hates Billings THAT much,i mean i can even see hating them, but if you ask me, she took it toan extreme*I don't know why but I love Noelle,i mean in the book at one point,i actually despised her, which kindaappalled me, but then Reed stook up forherself and Noelle got all sweet, and thenI totally adored her*I'm now scared for Reed with the hurtNoelle is going to cause her, but i gottasay Reed
I like itthe characters, the storylinebut I feel like theres too much drama. Its hurting my head, and Ive had enough jaw-dropping confrontations/moments to last me for a few more weeks. It seems hard to pin these stories as realisticyeah, border-line-realistic is more like it. And though its a fun read, its about as dramatic as an episode of One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl but minus the talented actresses/actors and background music. The end is another shocker. But I seriously doubt all the clues
This series drags on. At first it was intriguing and I could even ignore Reed's pitiful whining. But I'm so tired of her crap taste in men and her pity parties. She can't stand up for herself. She can't form a coherent thought. She can't think ahead. She's constantly calling herself ugly and a nobody which is really annoying at this point. Who wants to read about a protagonist who's always waiting for some fabulous super model to swoop in and make her "good enough." I mean after three years at
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