The Upper Class Bk. 2:
Miss Educated
by Hobson Brown, Taylor Materne,
& Caroline Says
Miss Educated
by Hobson Brown, Taylor Materne,
& Caroline Says
MISS EDUCATED by Hobson Brown, Taylor Materne, & Caroline Says
Category: Contemporary
Age Recommendation: Grades 9+
Release Date: 8/21/07
Publisher: HarperTeen
Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen
Rating: 4 Stars
In THE UPPER CLASS, we were introduced to Laine Hunt and Nikki Olivetti. Now it’s time to meet Parker Cole and
Chase Dobbs.
Parker had established herself to be somewhat of a loner at Wellington. With basically just one true friend, Parker’s outfit
choices and the way she interacts with the world definitely make her stand out. Now that summer is over, Parker wants to
create a new image to go along with her new year at Wellington.
Chase is on the brink of being sent to military school, which he would be easily accepted into since his father is on the
board. It's his father who threatens Chase with military school, after he received numerous calls and complaints about
Chase’s behavior at Wellington. All Chase has to do to avoid this drastic measure is to act more mature and get good
grades -- basically, straighten up. This doesn’t prove to be too easy though, since all of his friends can easily encourage
Chase to get off track.
In the first day of Limnology 101, Parker and Chase get paired up to be lab partners. Both do not approve of this match,
since they see one another in a very bad light. Ironically, Parker and Chase sort of need each other, if they want to
accomplish their goals. If only they could get along first.
The perfect follow-up to the first in the series, MISS EDUCATED isn’t only smart but also hilarious. Boarding school
never looked so good.
Category: Contemporary
Age Recommendation: Grades 9+
Release Date: 8/21/07
Publisher: HarperTeen
Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen
Rating: 4 Stars
In THE UPPER CLASS, we were introduced to Laine Hunt and Nikki Olivetti. Now it’s time to meet Parker Cole and
Chase Dobbs.
Parker had established herself to be somewhat of a loner at Wellington. With basically just one true friend, Parker’s outfit
choices and the way she interacts with the world definitely make her stand out. Now that summer is over, Parker wants to
create a new image to go along with her new year at Wellington.
Chase is on the brink of being sent to military school, which he would be easily accepted into since his father is on the
board. It's his father who threatens Chase with military school, after he received numerous calls and complaints about
Chase’s behavior at Wellington. All Chase has to do to avoid this drastic measure is to act more mature and get good
grades -- basically, straighten up. This doesn’t prove to be too easy though, since all of his friends can easily encourage
Chase to get off track.
In the first day of Limnology 101, Parker and Chase get paired up to be lab partners. Both do not approve of this match,
since they see one another in a very bad light. Ironically, Parker and Chase sort of need each other, if they want to
accomplish their goals. If only they could get along first.
The perfect follow-up to the first in the series, MISS EDUCATED isn’t only smart but also hilarious. Boarding school
never looked so good.