Jesse's Girl

I was mainly interested in this because of the title, naturally. It's basically the book equivalent of a Disney Channel Original Movie. Which! I do love a good Disney Channel Original Movie, but movies get the benefit of having an actual soundtrack and maybe some dance numbers. This was basically just the stock teen characters (a punky girl who's not like other girls because she likes 80s music, a misunderstood teen celebrity) having a stock teen romance. (I realized later that this is part of a loosely connected series of books?) I'd imagine a reader who's liked other books by this author would enjoy this one as well but for me it was just pretty flat and not was I was looking for.