“Through its likable characters, sly humor, and smart, fast-moving plot, this entertaining debut raises serious questions about the costs of disposable fashion and pursuit of celebrity, asking readers to ponder who’s driving the bus. Sly, subversive fun.”
–Kirkus Reviews

“Consumerism and fashion trends strike at the heart of this novel...Material Girls might make teens take a look at their wardrobe, but more importantly, they might reconsider their consumer footprint.”
—VOYA

“A book that should make kids think about many things, especially how the culture tries to manipulate them.”
—Booklist

“Project Runway step aside. Material Girls is a captivating and fast-paced ride where teens control the economy by deciding what’s in and what’s out. Or maybe they just think they do.”
—Joelle Charbonneau, New York Times best-selling author of The Testing trilogy

“A razor sharp look at corporate values and consumerism, filtered through the eyes of two girls who think they're at the top, discover that they have been manipulated and used, and try to fight back.”
—Jane Kohuth, author of Anne Frank’s Chestnut Tree

“Fans of fashion, music, and the corruption in these teen-driven industries will race through [Material Girls] like the latest issue of Vogue. Vibrant characters, a tightly woven plot, and smart writing make this dystopian universe rise above the rest.”
—Laura Woollett, author of Big Top Burning: The True Story of an Arsonist, a Missing Girl, and the Greatest Show on Earth