Gossip Girl: Nobody Does It Better: A Gossip Girl Novel

by Cecily von Ziegesar

Book Overview

The uptown girls are headed downtown as Serena and Jenny take on their new fabulous roles as rock-star model girlfriends of New York's hottest band, The Raves. Meanwhile, Dan is to busy drowning his... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0316735124
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Poppy
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 0.8" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

'Nobody Does It Better' than Cecily von Ziegesar!

Everyone thought that the hard part applying to college was getting accepted. But, now that acceptance letters have made their way into the hands of the Upper East Side's most glamorous, it's quite obvious that deciding on which college to attend may just be even more nerve-wracking and confusing. Luckily, there's only one month left of high school for the seniors, and they plan on partying the last part of the semester away. After all, there's always time to think about college after we attend the latest sample sale. Everything is finally falling into place for Blair Waldorf. She and Nate Archibald are back together, and she has finally handed her V card over to him. Her mother gave birth to her little baby sister, Yale; and, much to her surprise, she absolutely adores the tiny tyke, and is shaping up to be the best big sister the Upper East Side has ever seen. The only thing that has her baffled and in a perpetual state of anger is the fact that she has been wait-listed at Yale. Even worse, both Nate and Blair's best frienemy, Serena van der Woodsen snagged spots at the Ivy league she wishes to call home, making her wonder whether two of the most important people in her life will leave her behind. Though Serena van der Woodsen has a B+ average, somehow she got accepted to all of the Ivies - Yale, Harvard, and Brown, just to name a few. Now comes the hard part. Serena never realized that she was actually into the whole college thing, but now that she's begun to think about the future, she's convinced that this is a huge decision on her part. The only problem is that she's leaning towards Yale, and, knowing that Yale is Blair's number one choice school, Serena knows that Blair will wring her neck if she accepts the spot. Time to make a tough decision - her best friend, or her future. Nate Archibald is up to his old tricks again, smoking weed to his hearts content. The only difference is that he and Blair are finally back together, and he's convinced that the two of them will be together forever. But now that Blair has been wait-listed at Yale, he wonders if everything will work out the way he has always hoped. Maybe if he could keep his lungs clear for more than a minute or two, he'd be able to reassure Blair that the two of them will never be separated, and that she'll definitely be accepted by Yale. Too bad he's so dependent on his little marijuana friend. Vanessa Abrams thought that things were finally back to normal between her and her morbid poet boyfriend, Dan Humphrey. The two were living together in Williamsburg, soaking up the pleasures of being a happy couple. But after an out-of-control party, and an unexpected houseguest, the two bid adieu to one another; Vanessa being left by her lonesome, and Dan being recruited as the singer/songwriter for the band The Raves. Now it's Dan's little sister, Jenny's time to misbehave. Jenny Humphrey has always been the good girl, doing what she was told, and acting demurely. But after developing a

Another Great Gossip Girl

Cecily Von Ziegesar really keeps things interesting in her seventh Gossip Girl book. In this book, Senior Spa Weekend is coming. Things with Blair and Nate aren't good, when Nate steals his parents yacht to bring with stoner friends on vacation. Blair gets mad because Nate was supposed to meet her at the Plaza Hotel. Dan leaves the Raves band after he pukes all over at a concert, and Jenny joins as the lead singer, that is until things fall apart with her life. Next year she won't be back at Constance Billard, unless she repeats ninth grade. Blair moves in with Vanessa and gives her apartment a makeover and hooks Vanessa up with Aaron. At the Senior Spa Weekend, Blair finds out that she has made it into Yale, and also that Nate is cheating on her with Lexique and she finds Serena making out with him. Interesting gossipy book. I really liked this one!

Gossip Girl- Nobody does it better

For those of you that are familiar with the Gossip Girl series this is one of the better ones because some of the characters act slightly differently then you would expect them to and this adds a nice change. Everything starts off great with Blair and Nate together and with Blair still best friends with Serena. Then Nate steals his parents boat and he and a group of druggies go on a trip to Bermuda. Nate realizes too late that he would rather be with Blair and when he gets enough sense to turn the boat around he finds out that his parents are mad at him as well. Now I won't tell you the whole story but what I will tell you is that: Blair moves to the Plaza hotel then to Vanessa's house Nate gets grounded for stealing the boat but sneaks out of the house anyway (Whats new about that!?!) Blair gets accpted to Yale (Yay!!) AND Serena and Nate kiss (by accident) and Blair walks in on them! All in all this was a good book and I definitely recommend it to anyone who has read the other 7 books.

Wow.

These books continue to surprise me . Sure, at the beginning they seem shallow, but the best parts of the book do not have anything to do with the fact that the majority of the characters are rich in New York. The best parts are when you see the characters grow, because each one has so much depth. The situations may not be what the average girl deals with, but the emotions they feel and they way they deal with their problems are very familiar. Perfect for any teenager!

Fabulous

This book is the best Gossip Girls book in the series I think. It is a mix of funny and sad. I have to admit I almost cried in the end. Cecily von Ziegesar has such a great storyline going with this series, she is so talented. I recommend this book to anyone from 12-to mid twenties. I will be very sad when the series ends. -Jennifer Miller age 13