It's ridiculous how stuck up and bitchy these characters are, but I just can't help but keep reading. It's like a little guilty pleasure. There lives and stories are so silly that it makes me laugh. I can't help but want to know what else is going to happen.

I've never seen the television show, so this whole world is new to me. I have nothing to compare it too. But I think I am already going to like the books better. They just seem a little more stupid then what they would appear on screen.

I love New York and fashion, so that's probably a good reason to why I'm staying attached to the characters. I like reading about all the fancy duds they are wearing.

I do however want to punch Blair in the face. Does that make me a horrible person?

I recommend this as a quick read, an entertaining read. There's no substance or value in it, and you don't learn a lesson at the end. But hey, it's funny. ( )

There's really no point in writing a review for this book. Your credulity has been strained by the last three books, and this one isn't going to suddenly go easy on you. Best piece of schlock in this one: Serena, magically "discovered" as a supermodel while she buys her boyfriend a "Les Best" jacket, is shooting a perfume ad for Les Best when the boyfriend breaks up with her. The resulting single, perfect tear on her cheek becomes the ad, and the perfume is now dubbed "Serena's Tears." That moment only narrowly edged out the one where Serena wore her gray pleated school uniform skirt on the runway at Fashion Week. ( )

I have never given up on a series before, damn you von Ziegesar, your books are trash. ( )

A pretty good book, but can be drug out and repetitive at times. ( )

So, I think to myself, 'finally! Some consequences!' but it seems that rehab is just another excuse to party. Oh, well. It's still so much fun to read this crap. ( )