This was such a fun book to read. It tells the story of Greer, the new girl at a prestigious school and the weekend away from hell. What I liked the most here, was the tone. The narrative is told from Greer's perspective and she has a really sassy voice that works so well. The story is interesting and the plot construction keeps your attention, despite always having a fair idea of what is going to happen next. The characters are well drawn and the dialogue is smart and feels authentic. There are parallels with any school clique story and the underdogs banding together, but the author has managed to use these tropes in novel ways with a strength of prose that is undeniable. I like all the film references and overall, really enjoyed this book.