Bestselling author Meg Cabot excels at first creating some way-out there plot twists that grab your attention, and then combining them with fully-realized characters whom the reader can really care about. Her latest is no exception. It’s about a smart, but semi-loner high schooler whose brain is transplanted into the body of a teen supermodel. Sixteen-year-old Emerson “Em” Watts loves hanging out with her best friend, Christopher, amusing each other by sharing sarcastic comments about the more popular kids. Em would love it if Christopher would start thinking about her as more than a friend, but at the moment, she and Christopher are at the opening of a new megastore, where his attention is being diverted by Nikki Howard, the hottest teen model in the business. Before Em gets a chance to do anything about the situation, though, fate intervenes for her. A serious accident occurs, and she wakes up months later, with her own brain, but in Nikki’s body. Unable to tell anyone about the switch, Em struggles to get used to the new way people look at her, in contrast to the old way that she still thinks about herself. Not only that, but even though her face and body are different, Em still have the same old feelings for Christopher. With Christopher now attracted to whom he thinks is Nikki, will Em be able to make him see beyond her new exterior, and rediscover the real her?