Massie Block: Stands at the threshold of the most ah-mazing secret room at OCD. But to prove the Pretty Committee is worthy of the honor, the girls need dates to Skye Hamilton's "famous couples" costume party. On top of all that, Massie has to convince her old crush, Chris Abeley, to be Skye's date . . . or else they can kiss the room-and their popularity-goodbye. How will she ever get her girls suitable dates and melt Chris's heart? She'd need to be a mind reader! Luckily for the PC, alpha status just happens to come with ESP . . . not the actual superpower, but a secret weapon that shows them exactly how boy brains work.
Kristen Gregory: Loves supersensitive guys, and thanks to ESP, has her eye on a boy who loves The Notebook as much as she does. So why on earth is she going to Skye's party as the Bride of Chucky?
Alicia Rivera: Diss-missed her crush, Josh Hotz, for having a bizarrely clean room. Then ESP tells her Josh's sister is actually the neat freak, and suddenly hawt Hotz looks hawter than ever.
Dylan Marvil: When ESP clues her in to the fact that guys-plural- like a girl who's not afraid to eat, it's all mozzarella sticks for this former Jenny Craig groupie. Will gaining six pounds make her regret trusting her sixth sense?
Claire Lyons: As the only Pretty Committee girl with a real boyfriend, the date-mission should be a breeze. But when her newfound Claire-voyance tells her Cam's hiding a huh-yuge secret from her, his gifts of gummies leave a stale taste in her mouth. ESP? Extra Sucky Problem is more like it.
The Clique...The only thing harder than getting in is staying in.
~T~
While this feud is continuing, other dramas round out the book. Alicia and Massie have found themselves as movie set correspondents for a popular morning television show, The Daily Grind. Kristen and Dylan of the Clique are stuck back at home in Westchester, but that doesn't mean they can't have fun...especially with the Briarwood boys. And new Hollywood "It Girl" Claire has caught the eye of her co-star, teen idol Conner Foley. What happens when her boyfriend at home, Cam, catches them kissing?
Rich and fabulous, though sometimes over-the-top snooty, these girls sure know how to have a good time. In this humorous piece of teen chick-lit, I found myself laughing out loud with every page. Is this a Clique novel you don't want to miss? Definitely so. Or, as Alicia might say, given.
Lisi Harrison kept me interested in the book; I couldn¿t drop the book, not even for a millisecond. Sealed with a Diss was so remarkable that I read it all in one day. I think I could relate to this book because I am a regular teenager girl that has dealt with some of these problems that goes on in the book. I am not rich like the Pretty Committee because I am just a general average scholar; I am not spoiled with money, but I am spoiled with the love from my family. These girls were so spoiled if they asked the mall to be in their closets, the mall would have jumped right into them.
Some of the interesting points in the book that were my favorite were when Claire ran into the pizza restaurants bathroom, Claire received a bracelet from Cam, and when the girls were spying on the boys in the secret room, the bomb shelter. I thought that it was really cute when Claire was flirting with Cam and ran off with his backpack into the girl¿s bathroom in the pizza restaurant. She didn¿t know that she was going to find something juicy. Who was Nikki? Cam gave Claire a soccer bracelet. Claire thought that it was another second hand gift, so she ended up throwing it to the bottom on the wave pool on top of the Briarwood Academy. When the girls¿ were spying on the boys in the secret room during science class, they found out so much in not that much time. All I can say was that it showed a true side to all of the boys at Briarwood Academy.
If he/she is reading this review and hasn¿t read this book, I didn¿t want to give away any of the key points to the book because he/she is going to have to read the book to find out. I recommend starting at the beginning of the series because it is such a great series. If someone were to start at the eighth book, he/ she would get very confused because there are several inside jokes that travel throughout the series. This is the perfect book for someone that loves a little excitement and thrill.