Name: She's So Money
ISBN: 9780061288555

Cherry Cheva

When her family's restaurant is at risk of closing due to financial difficulties, overachiever Maya devises a plan to do Camden King's math homework for cash, but when she gets unexpected feelings for her super-hot client, things get more complex than she could have ever imagined.

She's So Money

Jessica 

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Rewind to my sophomore year of high school, aka the first year I began to write book reviews. One day I decided to ask for donations of books for my school, as I went to an alternative school and the head teacher there is an absolute angel. Through the years, it was obvious the bookshelf in one of our classrooms wasn’t growing, so I figured I’d surprise my teacher and classmates with some new books.

Cherry Cheva was one of the first authors to offer a book to donate and thus began my lovefest with She’s So Money. After a week or two of it sitting on the shelf in our classroom, unread simply because no one was doing reading assignments until the end of the semester, I picked it up and began reading it on my breaks between classes and lunch. First, I fell in love with the colourful cover. Shallow, yes? Well — who cares, really. 

If something gets you reading, it gets you reading. And this was honestly one of the funniest and smart novels I'd read in a long time. It was a breeze and it quickly became my new favorite.

(I loved it so much, I soon bought my own copy and one for my best friend.)

Milana Marie Waller

I bought this book SO long ago. I picked it up after like... maybe two and a half years of it sitting on my shelf? When I opened it I automatically related to the main character, who works in a hectic restaurant. 

I found the book super cute and easy to read. I didn't hate the characters, and it wasn't so fluffy that it was cheesy, although I found a few things a bit far fetched, like how they charged 100-300 dollars PER homework assignment, like high school kids have that type of money to fling around, even if their parents are loaded. 

But I enjoyed the perspective of the MC and the minor plot twist at the end (if you can call it that ig idk).

And even though the cover is totally outdated, the spine is perfectly fine.

She's So Money

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