After one summer at the Little Tykes Theatre, Mia Fullerton is meek no more, but that does not make her life any easier -- not in her sophomore year at St Hilary's, when her best friend Lisa forces her into a dangerously big part in The Music Man. Not when her ex-boyfriend, Tim, is teaching his little brother Chris to treat women like objects. And not when she learns to drive -- with serious repercussions. Who is Mia? Is she an independent girl like Zoe, her acerbic goth friend from Little Tykes? Or is she the girl who misses Tim, even after the way he betrayed her? Can Mia forgive Tim? Should she instead choose Eric, Zoe's cousin, a nicer and more respectful choice in every way? Or would either choice defeat her goals of independence? Between dog costumes and stage costumes, big embarrassments and bigger chickens, and everything else that could possibly go wrong, this is a hilarious, clever, and endlessly fun novel, and the best instalment yet of the Mia Fullerton series.
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