L.A. Candy

Currently, I am reading L.A. Candy, by Lauren Conrad. I'm over half-way through the book, and although it's fun to read, I cannot find much structure in the novel. The story simply continues as-is, with Jane and Scarlet being filmed for the newest reality TV hit. There has yet to be a defining moment for either of the girls, although it is clear that Jane and Scar, who have always been inseparable, are facing some friendship issues that neither one of them could have imagined. Jane, whom I described in previous posts, is still carefully stepping through the world of reality TV. Scarlet, on the other hand, is romping right through, and as always, not caring what others think of her. It is obvious that Jane is trying her hardest to become close with the other cast members, Gabby and Madison, while Scarlet is not fooled. Scarlet knows that Jane and herself would never be friends with girls like Gabby and Madison, who have always had the money to spend on whatever they wish. Jane stands by her decision to jump on board to the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity such as the show, while Scarlet becomes more and more wary of the show's true intentions. And anyone can see that the once unbreakable friendship between Jane and Scar is now crumbling at every weakness.