Popularity Isn't Easy
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4.3 • 15 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
Aubrey Lane Arrington was given a choice and one week to decide - does she want to stay at Eastbrooke Academy or go to school in London?
So much has happened since then that could affect her decision.
Her former best friend, Branson, started a fight with her boyfriend, Prince Augie. And when the event is live streamed and goes viral, it has the makings of an international scandal.
The school is buzzing with gossip.
Is Aubrey really pregnant?
Is it Prince Augie’s baby?
And is the British royal family going to allow Augie to stay at Eastbrooke after this?
Despite it all, staying at Eastbrooke feels right.
Aubrey loves her house.
Her brothers.
Her friends.
And Augie is all for it.
But when classes start and she and Branson are forced to spend time together, she’s not sure all the pros outweigh the one big con.
Will she go with her heart and choose Eastbrooke, run back to London to get away from Branson, or will she do something completely unexpected?
Customer Reviews
Popularity Isn’t Easy
This is book 2 In Eastbrook Academy should be read in order to fully enjoy. The story picks up where it left off in book 1. The story is full of drama and shocking moments. You will be left with a big surprise and be demanding more now. Couldn’t put the book down and looking forward to the next one.
Simply Amazing!
Hmmm and here we go again! Hahahaha…
This one was a fun smooth read. I used to be more conflicted about my choice but now I am certain who i want Arrington to be with…. Team Prince all the way!
Yeah Beck is ok too buuuttt come on… well we will see perhaps. Who knows?
However, I am realizing more that first love isn’t always true love. So there goes Branson!
I love all Jillian’s books so i am definitely biased when I say this was an amazing installation to the series. Can’t wait for book 3! Yippee!!!
Amazing follow up
This book is an amazing follow up and of course ends on a cliffhanger that makes you want to scream and throw the book across the room (would not recommend if it’s an e-copy like mine. New phone coming soon 🙈) seriously though, I don’t know how there’s not been a book I sing like and that each book I read is better then the last. This one is spunky and full of sass, teen angst and figure if out who you are, which is actually how everyone always is the rest of their lives 🤷🏻♀️