The Promposal

Ugly Stepsister Series, Book 2

Now that life has finally given her everything she's ever wanted, Mattie Lowe has one thing on her mind: prom. Determined to throw the most epic prom ever, Mattie sets out to plan a memorable and magical event - one that would make the late John Hughes proud.

But when her gorgeous and perfect boyfriend, Jake Kingston, hasn't popped the most creative promposal of all time, Mattie starts to worry. Actually, Jake hasn't asked her at all - he's been distant and quiet. And Mattie isn't about to go to her senior prom solo. Suddenly, it seems that everything is stacked against her and falling apart quickly. With rivals vowing to sabotage her event and her boyfriend's odd behavior, Mattie's convinced the night is headed toward ruin. Will the snarky, purple-haired manga artist lead her class to an unforgettable night of fun and frolic, or will she go down in high school history as the worst president to run the school?

©2017 Sariah Wilson (P)2019 Tantor

Great book

The continuation of the story was funny and heartwarming. I loved how Mattie handled all the challenges life threw her way with grace and perseverance.

Funny, Funny, and Funny

The snark is real in this book. I never expected to enjoy a young adult book as much as I did with this one. A laugh out loud clean book that truly made me giggle with glee. Very happy surprise with the writing of Sariah Wilson! And the narration of Melissa Bentley and the sparky comments were outrageously funny. Her timing was perfect. wait for the one about the house dropping on her sister...just cracked me up. And I'm still laughing about it. Brilliant! Loved the book!!!

I PROPOSE FIVE STARS, I LOVED IT !!!!!

A VERY WELL WRITTEN AND TOTALLY DELIGHTFUL STORY. STORYLINE IS EASY TO FOLLOW AND ACCEPTABLE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES. FULL OF FUN AND LAUGHS THROUGHOUT. SOME YOUTH DRAMA AND LIFE ISSUES BUT EVERYONE'S GOT THEM. NARRATOR WAS GREAT AND EASY TO FOLLOW. PASS THIS ON TO YOUR FRIENDS

Sophomoric, waste of time

Save your credit this was not one of Sariah Wilson’s better books. In general I like Wilson’s work but this was totally cringe start to finish