Revenge of the Wannabes is the third book in The Clique series by Lisi Harrison. It was published on March 2, 2005.
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Revenge of the Wannabes
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Book Number
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3
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Release Date
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March 2, 2005
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Back Cover
Five pretty girls are about to get ugly...
Massie Block: When Massie finds out Alicia is trying to start her own clique, she could not be more shocked than if tapered pants suddenly became cool! Of course, she'll have to remind Alicia that messing with Massie can only lead to one place - The Reject Pile.
Claire Lyons: Has finally arrived! She's in the Clique and is adored by Cam, a super-cute Briarwood boy. But will she be able to stay in Massie's inner circle?
Kristen Gregory: Caught in between two cliques, suddenly Kristen's friendship is more sought after than the new Sevens. Whom will she choose?
Dylan Marvil: Convinced that Massie is up to no good. Might join Alicia's clique. Will Massie replace her with a cheap Dylan knockoff?
Alicia Rivera: Has a wallet stuffed with credit cards and a closet full of Marc Jacobs. But does she have what it takes to start a clique of her own?
Summary
After leading her dance class in a dance, Alicia, full of confidence, decides to throw her very own sleepover and invite a few of her own friends not including her fellow clique members. But when Massie hears about this, she excludes Alicia from the Pretty Committee and welcomes the new kid, Claire, into her club. So, Alicia tries to start a clique of her own, only to realize it's much harder than it Massie makes it look. Massie does all that she can to destroy Alicia's clique. Previously, in a school uniform contest Alicia and her partner Olivia won, by cheating. This only encourages Massie to destroy Alcia even more. Massie is waiting for the perfect moment to sabotage Alicia and her wannabe clique. It takes a lot of drama but somehow the girls always work their drama out.
Trivia
- The title could be a play on the film series "Revenge of the Nerds" or the Star Wars movie "Revenge of the Sith"
- Seven Cliquetionary definitions ended up in this book.