Airhead

By: Meg Cabot

Narrated by: Stina Nielson

From best-selling author Meg Cabot, Airhead begins a series of books featuring Emerson Watts (Em, please).

She doesn't want to go, but Em must chaperone her little sister to the grand opening of a new Stark Megastore. Her sister can't wait to see the heartthrobs and supermodels that will make an appearance, including hunky Gabriel Luna and beautiful Nikki Howard. Em couldn't care less. Then disaster strikes, and after a bizarre accident, it seems that Em just isn't herself any more - literally.

©2008 Meg Cabot, LLC. (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

Super Fun

Ripped straight out of a teenage girl’s fantasy. A great escape from the mundane into the remarkable. Meg Cabot knows how to make daydreams come to life. What young girl hasn’t imagined being in the designer shoes of a supermodel? Complete with a hot British manufactured singer (who should have become a boyfriend). Gabriel was my favorite character and he was voiced perfectly. Lulu is definitely a runner-up. Those two should have ended up together in the end (Book 3), but I guess that would have been too obvious.

Loved it 😊

I've been waiting to read this book again so I can read the second one and I absolutely love this woman's voice and how she uses accents for ppl

Great Read (Listen)

Meg Cabot has done it again! A great story for any age. Love the characters, the plot, and the narrator.

Very interesting story

Excellent book. A great way to pass the time at work and on the commute. Looking forward to book 2

Meg Cabot restores my faith in fun books!

I have a sneaking suspicion that the best books, or a large amount of them, seem to live in the "YA" section as of late. I'm definitely not a young adult any more, but Meg Cabot writes such fun stories, & infuses her characters with so much life, delightful imperfections, that one doesn't need to be a teenager to appreciate & enjoy her books, including this one.
Reviews that simply sum up a book like a 3rd grade book report aren't very helpful to me, so I'll just say that the characters are interesting, so I really like & care about them. There is an undertone of mystery - that things are not quite as they seem - running throughout the book (there is at least one sequel, so hopefully it will continue), and I am reminded yet again, as the protagonist is beginning to learn here, that we truly cannot know another person's life, struggles, insecurities, etc, until we have walked a mile in her shoes....or lived in her body. :)
A very clever book. It appealed to my sci-fi geeky self, with an updated & tweaked version of films like "Freaky Friday" and " Big", with a dash of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" - without the unpleasant cemetery bits. It appealed to my girly side that always liked makeup, hair and clothes.
I have yet to read a Meg Cabot book I don't like, she has such a clever (sorry for excessive use of that word, it just really does apply!) fun imagination. All books don't have to be Serious Literature or lifeless HEAs. The protagonist here has an excellent vocabulary (yet doesn't sound like she swallowed a Word-A-Day calendar & is just burping it back out), is independent but loves her family, and has a quick mind. If you haven't guessed, I liked & recommend the book. I enjoyed the reader as well, which can make or absolutely break an audio book.