Don't Get Caught lives up to the hype, which means you'll have fun, especially if you don't mind a story that seems more inspired by movies than literature. In fact, the narrator, Max, refers to his movie heroes on page 1 and references George Clooney and Ocean's Eleven and others by page 2. 
 Max is in high school. When the story opens, he is willing to do something crazy because he feels boring and forgettable. That something crazy does not work out, though things do get more interesting for him and us. 
 The language and mindset of heist films are Max's mantra. After his something crazy failure/humiliation, that heist mindset fuels not robberies, but pranks! And revenge! There are even echoes of John Hughes, the movie director. Max is humiliated with others from his school and they all seek revenge together. They are an eclectic band, inspired to a palatable degree by the main characters of the The Breakfast Club : a jock, a nerd... 
 From there, the writing and the story flow without hitches or distractions. Parts of the middle sagged a little for me but I'm a snob and kill-joy. It will not make you think too much, but there are some rings of thought to reach out for if you dare, such as Max's conscience and some other things that make for an excellent, excellent ending.