Book #34 of 2016 
 I loved this book from start to finish. Lockhart has mastered innovative narration style. The narrator of "Disreputable History" speaks directly to the readers, but it's unclear whether he/she is actually involved in the story. I liked this weird choice, and it really suited the content of this book. 
 Frankie is a fabulous and believable character. I loved her little feminist outbursts and watching her interior battle play out. She's by no means perfect, and I understand why other characters found her dislikable at times. (Perhaps that's why I related to her hard core). Beyond Frankie, I loved that the girls were the ones who saw deeper meaning in everything and were truly ready to disrupt the status quo, while the boys just wanted to have some fun. 
 Give this to those girls who are starting to get annoyed with being called "adorable."