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Bad Girls With Perfect Faces by Lynn Weingarten is about these two bestfriends, Xavier and Sasha and some huge problems they go through. Xavier gets back with his cheating ex girlfriend Ivy even though Sasha told him it was a bad idea. So to protect him Sasha makes a fake account on a social media and pretends to be a boy to lure Ivy way from him. When that plan goes very wrong Sasha sees herself changing into a person she never thought she´d become. I like the way the author tells the story in multiple points of veiw switching between Sasha and Xavier to show what both of them are thinking and what´s going on with both of them. I also like how the author uses multiple words to describe something instead of just one. ¨It had been a bright,

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