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Original Title:	You're the one that I want
ISBN:	0316735167 (ISBN13: 9780316735162)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Gossip Girl #6
Characters:	Serena van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf, Nate Archibald, Charles "Chuck" Bass, Dan Humphrey, Jenny Humphrey, Vanessa Abrams

You're the One That I Want (Gossip Girl #6)

Cecily von Ziegesar

Paperback | Pages: 224 pages

Rating: 3.71 | 18468 Users | 231 Reviews

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Title	:	You're the One That I Want (Gossip Girl #6)
Author	:	Cecily von Ziegesar
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 224 pages
Published	:	October 6th 2004 by Little, Brown Young Readers (first published October 1st 2004)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction. Contemporary. Romance. Teen. High School

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This series has been amusing for me, and this particular book was surprisingly sweet. Yes, all the kids are still smoking pot and cigarettes, sleeping around and getting drunk, but they are also worried about getting into college (or not getting in as the case may be). Also, Chuck with his monkey and Tiphany's ferret were really funny to me for some reason. Would I want my teenager reading these (well, if I was old enough to have a teen)? Probaby not. Do I want to read them myself? Absolutely! They are great when my mind is fried from working and I just want something light, fluffy and entertaining.

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Ratings: 3.71 From 18468 Users | 231 Reviews

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This series has been amusing for me, and this particular book was surprisingly sweet. Yes, all the kids are still smoking pot and cigarettes, sleeping around and getting drunk, but they are also worried about getting into college (or not getting in as the case may be). Also, Chuck with his monkey and Tiphany's ferret were really funny to me for some reason. Would I want my teenager reading these (well, if I was old enough to have a teen)? Probaby not. Do I want to read them myself? Absolutely!

It took me about 6 months to read this book. I'm not sure if that's because I'm having a tough schoolyear or because I'm bored of the series. I think what Ziegesar has done with Gossip Girl is admirable. In my experience, kids that hate to read are reading and that's not an easy feat. I think it would be more helpful if she took something like the ability to capture a teenager's attention and made it teachable like throw a bunch of figurative language in there along with the cursing, sex, and

ok, so I'm six books into this series now and have not really felt like writing a review until now. why now? oh who knows. I liked the first four books, as much as I can like fluff, but found the last two just too far fetched and to have incredibly ridiculous plot lines that its getting harder and harder to care for any if the characters. time sure seems to have slowed to a turtle pace in the novels so that one more ridiculous event after another can be added. I'm curious as to what will happen

I read the Gossip Girl books in middle/high school and loved them. I'm now collecting the books, as I checked them out from the library when I was younger, and re-reading them as an adult. These flawed characters have a place in my heart. They are perfectly matched with their actors in the TV show and it's fun to re-visit. However, I do see as an adult and in the current times, just how flawed these books are. The Gossip Girl series normalizes bulimia, thoughts of suicide, alcohol and drug

Okay as much as I enjoy a Gossip Girl book while relaxing in the bathtub I really think I am starting to lose brain cells reading these books so I think this will be my last one....maybe...:)

Personally, I felt as if this book was just not for me. I was not a fan of the writing style, it felt a bit cheesy. Even though I didn't really enjoy the book, I have to admit it became addicting after a bit. I can tell this book was made to appeal to a teenage audience because of the constant mention of drug use. There were a few instances where the book had successfully made me laugh, but that was overshadowed by the lacking of a plot.The book had started off strong with mentions of Serena and

2.5The characters didn't annoy me as much as the previous book. Reading it in 2019 is an interesting experience. So many things wouldn't be ok nowadays.