Victoria Piege Essay

I thought this book was amazing! I have to admit, it was cliche and the characters were extremely mainstream. It was like any other romance book, but it definitely delivered. When I was searching for a book, I was searching for a romantic, drama filled, teenage love story and that is exactly what I got. It may not have been the best book for every reader out there, but for what I like reading, it gave what it promised.

I know that people are saying that it was a total cliche, but it was a cliche done right. The characters were typical, however it had an interesting twist on them. Usually in this type of story, the sought after playboy doesn't feel any remorse when he is going after what he wants (which is the hot girl of the school), however this one did. He felt guilty after abandoning the best friend for the …show more content…
Many of the main characters in books like this would do anything and everything to get the boy of their dreams, however, in this book she put her friendships before her own romantic needs. Although this was frustrating at certain points in the book and it wasn’t always the best choice for the book, I like how the character is constant. She isn’t switching her views because the plot advancement demands it. The author found ways to work around the viewpoints that she assigned the character. Also the viewpoint of the character is reasonable and respectable. In the story she isn’t making choices that wouldn’t make any sense to the reader, but instead she is making choices that make sense with her mindset.

In conclusion, although “Must Date the Playboy” isn’t the best book technically, it definitely delivers on what the genre promises while added small twists. Also the characters are very pleasing to the readers. They are extremely relatable (on the teenager level, not the being rich level) and they make sense. I would recommend this book to other young adult romantic