"So I can take off the makeup, but I'm still a good person." I'm now only a couple inches from Brooke's face. "But there's no such thing as bitch remover." 
 Lexi has been told from an early age, by her mother of all people, that she doesn't have what it takes to be beautiful. While Lexi's mother spends all of her time and energy on constant beauty pageant's for Lexi's little sister, Mackenzie, she consistently dismisses Lexi as jealous and unattractive, urging her to focus more on having a great personality -- since that, at least, is something within her grasp. 
 Many of Lexi's male friends tell her that she does indeed have a great personality, but she always figures that it means that she's not pretty enough or dateable enough to be described as anything other than the girl with the great personality. There is one guy in particular, Logan, who always says that he likes Lexi's humor and wit -- but, he actually dates a girl who is in the beauty pageants.. of course. 
 So, Lexi decides to embark upon a bit of an experiment, based on a dare by one of her friends who always wants Lexi to be a bit more bold in her presentation of herself at school. She decides to start wearing makeup and dresses and false lashes, spending almost two hours every morning getting ready for school, and she's not surprised to find that the results pay off in a huge way. 
 Suddenly, Lexi is seen as a Glamour Girl -- a cool, beautiful, popular type of girl who doesn't have to rely on having a great personality to get noticed. And suddenly both Logan AND his best friend are interested in being more than just friends with Lexi. 
 Can Lexi use this new power to her advantage, enacting revenge on all of the catty girls and the jerky guys who have always looked over her in the past? Or, will she love the limelight so much that she'll decide that being a Glamour Girl has more benefits than what she previously expected? And how can Lexi really know who truly likes her for more than her looks when suddenly everyone wants to spend time with an over beautified amped up version of her old self? 
 REVENGE OF THE GIRL WITH THE GREAT PERSONALITY is a charming, fun, enjoyable read that will be perfect for anyone who is a fan of teen chick flicks like Mean Girls. It was such a quick read, but one that I flew through because it was just such a ball of FUN! 
 I think that Lexi was an awesome character, speaking through a realistic voice that would definitely be relateable to teenage girls. She was really down to earth but had a hidden streak of spunk that made her bold enough to do crazy things like sabotage a beauty pageant to get her message across or play dress up with one of the most popular guys at school when he stumbles into the workplace. She really knew how to speak her mind and go for what she wanted -- but she was down to earth enough to realize that sometimes fantasy just isn't as great when it finally comes to reality. 
 If Goodreads allowed half stars, I'd give this one 4.5 stars. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future, for SURE!