How To Date A Nerd (#1) - September 24th, 2013
How To Seduce A Band Geek (#2) - May 6th, 2014
How To Hook A Book Worm (#3) - June, 2015
This is the kind of series that just keeps
getting better and better with every new book. I mean there are only two out of
three published yet, but I definitely enjoyed book 2 the best. It’s because you
can truly appreciate how the characters that you’ve met in the previous book have
matured and grown over the time that goes between one book and the other. Plus,
the issues dealt with in book 2 are much deeper than those in book 1.
How To Date a Nerd is the story of Zoe, a geeky
girl who decided to change her whole personality when she started high school in order to avoid all the bullying that hurt her so much in middle school.
Sadly, in the process, she lost her best friend and herself. Now she is trying
to get both those things back but it’s harder than it seems.
It is funny and witty and the struggles Zoe has
to endure are very real. There’s no playing hero, it’s just pure and honest
fear and determination. The nerdy boy in the story is Zak, and you’ll be lying
if you said you didn’t like him. He’s so freaking loyal, sweet, and he
definitely proves chivalry is not dead. Bottom line he is smoking hot.
How To Seduce a Band Geek starts two years from
where the first book leaves you and follows the story of Sierra, Zoe’s younger
sister. You still get to see Zoe and Zak and how their relationship has
progressed, but the main focus is on Sierra and Levi, Zoe’s best friend of whom
we get a glimpse on the previous book.
If the first book was funny, this one was hysterical,
oh my god I laughed so hard I’m sure my family started to wonder what was wrong
with me. The story line was as good and honest as I knew Cassie Mae writes, but,
as I already mentioned, the subject matter this book dealt with was much
deeper. If book one was about being true to yourself, book two took it to a
whole other level; and I loved to see how Sierra managed to handle all that was
going on with her life so successfully. It obviously helped she had some great
friends to rely on, and that Levi was watching her back, oh sweet Levi. In my
opinion he doesn’t beat Zak but he is another to watch out for.
How To Hook a Bookworm, follows the story of
Adam and Brea, Sierra’s best friend with Levi’s younger sister. I’m guessing
that this one starts two years later from where the previous book leaves you as
well. I’m very excited about this one because even if we didn’t get much of an impression
of Brea in book two, I did get enough of Adam to love him. He is the best
friend anyone can wish for, and I really want him to get his happily ever
after. I can’t wait to see where this goes.
Bottom line, my favorite thing about this
series is that it features very honest characters who deal with real issues
teenager have to endure in their everyday lives. It doesn’t sugar coat anything,
but Cassie still manages to lighten up the mood with some amusing situations. I
loved how the relationships between the characters evolved in every book, and
even from one book to the other, and how you could sincerely witness some
growth.
This series is as fluffy as it can get, coping
with relevant topics, full with important lessons, and overflowing with some
swoony romance that will sweep you off your feet and keep you laughing out
loud.
Let The Geek in You Shine,
Fluffy Reader Valeria
