(Tempary cover image and summary from author's website)
"I think I’ve proven to everyone by now, even myself, that I’m incapable of making good decisions. That my judgment is epically flawed. So I say, it’s time to stop making decisions all together. From now on, the world is my guide. The people are my leaders. I will do whatever they tell me to do. No questions asked."
When notorious screw-up, Brooklyn Pierce finally realizes that her decision-making abilities are epically flawed, she enlists the help of the world’s blog-reading population, by posting every decision she comes across in an online poll, vowing to adhere to whatever the outcome might be.
But when her blog readers make a choice that Brooklyn is certain will do more harm than good, she’s faced with a entirely new kind of decision: Keep her promise to herself and the blog reading population of the world, or set out on her own….regardless of the consequences.
I recently read Jessica's YA Debut The Karma Club (Review will be up Friday!) this past weekend and loved it a ton. So when I saw on her website that she had a second YA coming out in 2011, I knew it had to be my WOW pick, even if it isn't wasn't a sequel to Karma, which I would love but I don't think it's going to happen. Anyway, My Life Undecided sounds great! I love the idea of it. Having people choose what you do by an online poll? Well, it's sure to cause chaos, so I'm definitely there! :)
My Life Undecided will be released Spring 2011. No definite date has been released yet.
Sounds great! And I've been curious about Karma Club so I'm looking forward to seeing your review :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool! The plot sounds so unique, and I'm sure it'll be a fun read. Great pick!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really interesting! Definitely going on my wishlist.
ReplyDeleteMy WoW post is scheduled to go up in the morning, but it's a book that actually came out (in Canada) yesterday. I just couldn't help myself! It was too good not to highlight.
I can't wait to see what the cover will be like.
ReplyDeleteSounds really good, just as Jessica's other books! They're all on my wishlist :)
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