Reviewed by Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen for TeensReadToo.com
It's been a couple of weeks since the Drama Club's premiere of their version of Grease, and Harrison just can't find it in himself to relax. Harrison desperately needs an encore and wants to put on another show.
After hearing parts of a play, Early Decision, in her creative writing class, Casey knows that it would be the perfect piece for the Drama Club to put on. After a brief confusion of who really wrote the play, the Drama Club is off making the sets, creating the costumes, and casting the parts.
But there is just one little problem: the play itself deals with issues that are way too controversial.
The main character of the play is pressured into going to the perfect college, Harvard, and to lead a life that he just doesn't want to have, and so he tries to escape his feelings and problems with actions that are way too dangerous.
Soon enough, word gets out about the play and parents aren't too happy with what the Drama Club will be putting on. An article written about the play doesn't help the cause, either. Before they know it, the Drama Club is in deep trouble, the members are shattered, and their favorite director just might not make it out of all this alive.
There's always drama in the DC.
The best out of the three books so far, TOO HOT! is just TOO EXCITING to put down. The characters are crazier, the plot is scandalous, and the drama is way too good to pass up. Fans of the previous novels won't want to miss out on this installment.
It's been a couple of weeks since the Drama Club's premiere of their version of Grease, and Harrison just can't find it in himself to relax. Harrison desperately needs an encore and wants to put on another show.
After hearing parts of a play, Early Decision, in her creative writing class, Casey knows that it would be the perfect piece for the Drama Club to put on. After a brief confusion of who really wrote the play, the Drama Club is off making the sets, creating the costumes, and casting the parts.
But there is just one little problem: the play itself deals with issues that are way too controversial.
The main character of the play is pressured into going to the perfect college, Harvard, and to lead a life that he just doesn't want to have, and so he tries to escape his feelings and problems with actions that are way too dangerous.
Soon enough, word gets out about the play and parents aren't too happy with what the Drama Club will be putting on. An article written about the play doesn't help the cause, either. Before they know it, the Drama Club is in deep trouble, the members are shattered, and their favorite director just might not make it out of all this alive.
There's always drama in the DC.
The best out of the three books so far, TOO HOT! is just TOO EXCITING to put down. The characters are crazier, the plot is scandalous, and the drama is way too good to pass up. Fans of the previous novels won't want to miss out on this installment.
