Chloe by Design: Making the Cut

Title: Chloe by Design: Making the Cut
Author: Margaret Gurevich
Pages: 384
How I got my hands on it: I borrowed it from the school library

Chloe has loved fashion for years. So when her favourite Fashion reality show on TV, Design Diva, creates a new version especially for aspiring teen designers like herself, she just has to enter. With backstabbing "friends", and stressful challenges in the audition process alone, will she even make it through to the first round?

This book frustrated me to no end. Admittedly, the cover has got to be one of the most gorgeous covers ever, and the book is scattered with pictures drawn by the incredibly talented Brooke Hagel. But, as the saying goes, 'don't judge a book by it's cover.' The beginning of the book, though written very neatly and cleanly, it had nothing exciting, nothing "extra" to make it stand out, but by the middle of the book, the writing had improved, and by the end, it was amazing. Though it's not a book I'd recommend to everyone, it was a really interesting read. The plot was very well thought-out and fascinating, and though it could've been better written, I enjoyed it. 

The amazing drawings of Brooke Hagel