Book details
He's So Not Worth It (The He's So/She's So Trilogy)
Description
A summer on the Jersey Shore comes with complications aplenty in this second installment of the Hes So/Shes So trilogy.As Ally Ryan learned in Shes So Dead to Us, hoping for the best doesnt always work out. Her old friends in Orchard Hill still hated her, and falling hard for Jake Graydon didnt help, since he managed to let her down more than anyone. So when Ally has to choose where to spend the summer, she opts to put up with her moms new boyfriend and hang out at the Jersey Shore instead of sticking around Orchard Hill, where Jake has decided to stay. Summer at the beach isnt all bad, especially when Ally gets involved with a local bad boy. But back in Orchard Hill, Jake is spending more and more time with Chloe, and his interest in Ally may be put to the ultimate test. Sunshine and secrets fill the pages of this second book in a popular trilogy.
Age
11-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
368 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Teen Drama: 'He's So Not Worth It' offers readers an engaging and relatable teen drama experience, with characters facing real-life issues such as relationships, friendship, and family dynamics, making it a compelling read for young adults.
- Character Development: The book provides a deeper look into the lives and personalities of the characters introduced in the first installment of the trilogy. Readers who enjoyed 'She's So Dead to Us' will appreciate the continued character development and the complexities of their interactions.
- Entertaining Plot Twists: Kieran Scott is known for her ability to craft entertaining and unexpected plot twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats. This book continues that trend, offering surprises that will delight fans of the genre.
- Series Continuation: As the second book in 'The He's So/She's So Trilogy,' reading 'He's So Not Worth It' is essential for those who want to follow the entire storyline. It bridges the events between the first and third books, providing a satisfying continuation of the characters' journeys.