Review: The Duff by Kody Keplinger

I'm feeling...DUFFY..again!

   I love Kody Keplinger. That's all I can say, really. I've read a book by her before, and I loved it. And now I've read this one (in under 24hrs. Guys, I think I might be officially out of the reading slump thing!) and LOVED it.
 
   I love the characters (Wesley, omigods) and pretty much everything else about this book.

Bianca Piper thinks she isn't the prettiest of her

friends, not by a long shot. But when slimy, man-slut 

school hottie Wesley Rush, who Bianca hates with a 

passion, nicknames her "the Duff", she throws her coke 

in his face.

And with things not being so great at home, she

is in desperate need of a distraction. It turns out

Wesley is the perfect way to do that. But as their

'relationship' goes on, Bianca realises with absolute

horror that the boy she thought she hated is the one

she's falling in love with. 

   This book has an underlying message: that everybody is somebodies Duff. People's perceptions on beauty are completely different, so while one person is a Duff in comparison to another in someones view, another might think the complete opposite. 

I'm somebodies Duff.

You're somebodies Duff.

Everybody's a Duff.

Thanks!

- Emma

Happy Reading!❤