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Original Title:	Audrey, Wait!
ISBN:	159514191X (ISBN13: 9781595141910)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Victoria Kitchen, Audrey Cuttler, James Rasmussen, Evan Dennison
Setting:	California(United States)
Literary Awards:	Rhode Island Teen Book Award Nominee (2010)

Audrey, Wait!

Robin Benway

Hardcover | Pages: 313 pages

Rating: 3.77 | 14525 Users | 1259 Reviews

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Title	:	Audrey, Wait!
Author	:	Robin Benway
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 313 pages
Published	:	April 10th 2008 by Razorbill
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Romance. Music. Teen

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EVERYBODY'S SINGING, "AUDREY, WAIT!" Audrey Cuttler's life hasn't been the same since that song, "Audrey, Wait!" hit the airwaves. All she wants to do is go to concerts, hang out with her friends, and maybe score a date with the cute boy who works with her at the Scooper Dooper. But now, her ex-boyfriend's song about their breakup is at the top of the charts and she's suddenly famous! The paparazzi won't leave her alone, the tabloids are trying to make her into some kind of rock goddess, and the Internet is documenting her every move! Will Audrey ever be able to have a normal life again? Get ready to find out, because it's time for Audrey to tell her side of the story.

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Ratings: 3.77 From 14525 Users | 1259 Reviews

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Let me first say that this book is highly praised by both readers and literary critics, therefore I am sure there is a lot of merit to it. However for me "Audrey, Wait!" simply didn't work. There are several reasons why I didn't like this book: 15-16 year-olds having sex, drinking and taking drugs, excessive and unnecessary use of f-word, Audrey's unrealistic fame (I don't think anybody would be interested in a girl who had a song written about her, no matter how popular this song is). I was

I grew up as a Jenny amidst Tommy Tutone's "Jenny (867-5309)." I know an Eileen who lived through the heydey of "Come on, Eileen." These songs, however, were not written ABOUT us, they just featured our names. Imagine if you broke up with a dude who then turned around and wrote a song about how cold hearted you were, with the annoying refrain of "Your name, wait!" Audrey is that girl, and she's immediately launched into the public eye (a place in which she is none too comfortable). The

Audrey has just dumped her sort a loser boyfriend who then writes a song about how she dumped him. Now she and the song have become famous. Seen as the villian in the song she's scrutinized by the public and her whole life has turned upside down. I really tried. Really I did, but after hitting the fourth chapter and the 50th f-bomb I just couldn't do it. I know teens cuss, and I know they use the f word, but seriously? Was that really necessary? I literally stopped reading and started opening

WHAT IS IT ABOUT?Robin Benways young adult novel Audrey, Wait! centers around an ordinary teenager from California, Audrey Cuttler, who loves music, works at an ice cream shop and has, in her own words, an elephantine cat. But after Audrey breaks up with her self-centered boyfriend and he writes a song about it, everything changes seemingly overnight. As the song Audrey, Wait! races up the charts, Audrey gets caught in the spotlight and cannot even leave the house without a mob of paparazzi

I actually enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I thought it would be a lighter, silly read - and I thought it'd suffer from not aging well in the land of technology in constant flux. But really, it was good.And I don't say that lightly. The character was a bit flawed but she was believable. I can't even imagine the horror of someone writing a break up song about you leaving them and suddenly becoming famous from it all. I loved her best friend, who brought over a hammer at the perfect

Rating: 3.5 StarsWhen I first came across Audrey, Wait! in my library, I dismissed it as being a rather silly novel. You see, I can be a very snobbish reader. Unless a book screams "DEPTH!" to me, I usually walk away from it. Well, then I joined GoodReads and virtually all my friends have loved this novel - even those who aren't fans of contemporary literature. As such, I couldn't help but pay my library another visit and check out the excruciatingly bright hardcover edition of this book. I kept

Wow. I expected this book to be good, and boy was I wrong, it was amazzzzing! I liked Audrey's character, the writing style, the music references, the plot, and how realistic it was while still being very light-readish. When I saw the description, I was like "this is unexpected, it seems pretty cool." Then when I actually got my hands on the book, I saw that it was reviewed by Meg Cabot, and I was pretty worried about the originality of it all. But no worries, Audrey, Wait! was as amazing as the