The premise of Little White Lies is difficult to believe, and the end seems rushed. A similar humiliation occurs on his debut, after which Coretta and Karl wonder if and why they were specifically targeted. Coretta, uneasy about duping her public with a ghostwriter, admits her fraud, about which the Skools seem unconcerned however, on her debut show, they humiliate Coretta and ask Karl to host a follow-up show. The blog continues to gain readership and results in a TV deal for Coretta offered by twenty-eight-year-old twin business moguls Karin and Anders Skool. It arrives in the form of Karl Ristoff, a forty-something ghostwriter.

When Coretta is unable to handle her many extracurricular activities, college applications, and the blog, her best friend, Rachel, suggests that she get help and knows someone who could supply it. Seventeen-year-old overachiever Coretta White begins a blog, Little White Lies, based on breakfast conversations with her parents. I also posted this review only on sites meant for reading not for selling. In summary the initial idea was great but the execution of the idea was a mess.I received this Advanced Reading Copy by making a selection from Amazon Vine books but that in no way influenced my thoughts or feelings in this review. I am not of the younger generation but I have read YA books that I loved for the creativity in them and but this book makes me despair! There was a plot that was difficult to follow, conversations that made me want to hurry through them. Gossip, clothes, revenge, youth entertainment idol and whole mish mash of stuff and crazy opinions seemed more the theme to me.There seemed to be a great well of shallowness. But it did not feel like this book was centered on that at all. She begins to feel ashamed and confesses. So she hires a ghostwriter, a forty-one year old white guy with plenty of education and no ambition. She amasses a huge number of followers and is overwhelmed with the amount of time, and creativity it takes to maintain it. A young black woman, Coretta starts a blog, Little White Lies.

Little White Lies by Brianna Baker