Georgetown Academy by Alyssa Schwartz and Jessica Etting Review

Title: Georgetown Academy Book One   
Author:  Alyssa Embree Schwartz, Jessica Koosed Etting  
Publisher: Coliloquy, LLC  
Release Date: October 24, 2012  
Received: For review

Review:   
Gossip Girl meets Politics: that is the basic gist of the Georgetown Academy series. Everyone is watched and their parents and their political exploits are the talk of the town and dictate the student's every move. And don't forget, the media is always there to catch it all. 

 Georgetown Academy is an "active fiction series" which basically means it is similar to choose your own adventure. Because it is only available as an e-book it makes the digital contest come to life easier than it could in a  traditional book. And while I was happy with the way the "active fiction" made the story more interesting there was only one point in which I could choose which girl I wanted to follow. I wish there had been at least one more. That being said seeing the world through all the girls' eyes was fun and added depth to  the story. And trust me after reading one choice you will want to read the rest.

I liked the political side of the book as well. While it may be fiction I can see the lives of prominent political people being similar to this so I liked experiencing what it might be like.

While the main characters are sort of stereotypical as the story progressed they became more fleshed out which i was really glad to see.

So if you are looking for a quick read to fill your new e-reader or to use your gift card on I recommend Georgetown Academy! Oh, and the second one is already out so you don't have to wait!