This review is also posted on my blog, Anatea's Bookshelf. 
 In general, I did like this book, but there were some things that were done wrong. 
 But let me tell you about the book first. It is the Homecoming week, and every year on Monday The List is being made. Eight girls make it on the list, the "pretty" and "ugly" girl from each grade. Throughout the week, we watch how does The List affect every single one of them, as the book is written in 8(!) different POV's. Every girl gets 5-6 chapters. 
 What I liked in this book is the theme. I like that Siobhan recognized how big of a problem is being labeled in Highschool and wrote a book about it. We can see how all the girls keep up with The List and it's consequences, and it's not easy for either of them, "pretty" or "ugly". I loved that there were covered a lot of Teen problems, like anorexia, bullying, friend troubles, family troubles, money troubles, boy troubles, being an outsider... 
 What I didn't like is that the book was written from eight different POV's. It was a little bit hard to keep up with the names. I always had to go back to The List to see who was who. And with soo many POV's I feel like we didn't really get the chance to fully get to know the girls. We know some things about them, but there is just so much more we should know, but is left out. Also, the ending is pretty open. We know how does the prom end, but we don't actually know what happens with any of the girls. 
 That been said, I do recommend to read this book, as it is unique and a good read, but don't have too high expectations. 
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