This concludes the L.A Candy Trilogy. I must say, it wasnt as bad as I thought it would be when I began reading the first one. It turns out, there were a lot of things to learn from it. When most people watch reality television or talk about it, their impressions are that... it is fake. And well, parts of it may be. But it is pretty clear that Lauren wrote this book to express her opinion to people who think that the whole show is scripted or that everything depicted in the show is real Truth is, it is neither real or fake. Turns out, reality television producers manipulate real life situations to create plot lines for higher ratings. Suprising, right?
I would reccomend this series to people only for one reason. Not because it had a good plot line or that it was written in a well manner, but that it opens your eyes to the sick industry of reality television. It is actually quite intriguing to read about what it does to people's lives. Though I must warn you; to anyone who really gets into the novel and can deeply feel the character's emotions... it might work your nerves. It worked mine. Haha.
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