Cherry Song is a normal teenage girl with less than average looks and low self-esteem that causes her to be the target for bullying. Due to severe bullying and a traumatic event at her old school, she was forced to transfer to a new school in a small town several miles from home. It was a chance for her to begin anew, but can an ugly girl really make it in a world where looks seem to be everything? Not to mention, she finds herself in the middle of the three popular and gorgeous male students, making it a lot harder to blend in with her looks unnoticed. It would probably be a lot more pleasant if she was the center of the guys’ affection, but that doesn't seem like it will be the case.
Will she be able to overcome her insecurities, or will it all end the same way it did at her previous school?
Cover credits: I drew it.
(Note: This is just a story idea I want to play with. The writing will probably be really bad, but I hope you can check it out :)
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Man this novel is so good and profound that I couldn't keep reading after c5; my IQ is just too low.
The 5 amazing chapters I read are just that good. First, the author writes in 1st person omniscient. It's a rare POV that Wikipedia says is usually done accidentally by novice authors, but I'm sure this author did it on purpose. Another novel in 1st person omniscient is The Book Thief, which is widely considered a modern classic. That means this novel is just that good.
Second, the author switches tenses randomly. I'm not really sure why, but it's gotta be intentional. With my low IQ, I can only guess that it's a reference to how time is a human creation; it is not a fixed "rule of the universe, " but a relative thing. So profound.
Third, the setting is very unique. An uglish girl transfers into a new school and meets a bunch of really hot dudes. Also there's even vampires! I don't think I've ever read a novel like this one before.
All this is enough for 5*s already, but the author is a visionary on the use of commas. When I expect there to be a comma, there isn't. When I don't expect there to be a comma, there is. The author wants to show me that comma rules are, in the end, just another rule that's made to be broken.
All in all, this is one of the most profound novels I have ever read, though you need a really high IQ to even begin to understand just how amazing this novel really is.
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She too cheerful for always being bully...i mean if normal girl have life like this.. im very sure they will suicide or never come out again from their house... and MC always forgive these boy just because their handsome even though when MC being bully by them or their fans (these boys never help her when she being bully by their fans )
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