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Original Title:	Rites of Spring (Break)
ISBN:	0385341938 (ISBN13: 9780385341936)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Secret Society Girl #3

Rites of Spring (Break) (Secret Society Girl #3)

Diana Peterfreund

Paperback | Pages: 357 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 1999 Users | 141 Reviews

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Title	:	Rites of Spring (Break) (Secret Society Girl #3)
Author	:	Diana Peterfreund
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 357 pages
Published	:	June 24th 2008 by Delta (first published January 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction. Young Adult. New Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Academic. College

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From “witty and endearing” to “impossible to put down,” the critics have given elite marks to Diana Peterfreund’s Secret Society Girl and Under the Rose . Now, in a wildly captivating new novel, Amy “Bugaboo” Haskel and her fellow Rose & Grave knights are trading cold, gray, hyperintellectual New Haven for an annual rite of spring (well, early March) in Florida.

For Amy, a week of R&R on her secret society’s private island should be all fun in the sun–and an escape from an on-campus feud with a rival society that’s turned disturbingly personal. But along with her SPF 30 and a bikini, Amy is bringing a suitcase full of issues to remote Cavador Key. Graduation from Eli University looms, not to mention buckets of unfinished business with a former flame and–most pressing of all–the sudden, startling transformation of a mysterious Rose & Grave patriarch from sheerly evil to utterly … appealing?

Just when Amy thinks Spring Break can’t get any less relaxing, a wacky “accident” puts everyone on edge. And that’s only the beginning, as Amy starts to suspect that someone has infiltrated the island. With some major Rose & Grave secrets to be exposed, and the potential fallout enough to take down one of America’s most loathsome figureheads, what she can’t know is that the party crasher is deadly serious about making sure “Bugaboo” doesn’t get back to Eli alive…

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Ratings: 4.13 From 1999 Users | 141 Reviews

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HE TAUGHT HER HOW TO SWIM AND HAS BEEN IN LOVE WITH HER SINCE FOREVER. THIS IS FIIIIIINE.

I confess: I think shes terrific.The she I refer to could be applied to both the author of Rites of Spring (Break), the phenomenal Diana Peterfreund, and to her lead character, Amy Bugaboo Haskell. In the third installment of the Ivy League Novels, RoS(b) continues to dish out the intrigue, the developing romance, and a side helping of humor to make a rather satisfying read.The first two novels in the series, Secret Society Girl and Under the Rose, were both masterfully written and plotted.

i hereby confess: it was better than i thought. man, this was a great beach read. and i am terribly sad to find out the fourth and last installment isn't coming out until 2009. these books are such fun and have actual literary merits that you don't have to feel quite so guilty. back with amy "bugaboo" haskell and her D177 rose & grave members, this time we have feuding between societies, secret islands, crazy caretakers, and the return of some favorite characters. it's humorous, smart and

Re-read. Spoilers abound. I loved this one. 4.5 stars for properly looking at the different facets of romance in a realistic college way, and for introducing the theme of violence and sexual assault in context and how it can get messy and complicated. An extra half star for the amazing romance that I've been waiting for - it doesn't get old even after multiple readings, and it's one of the only "bad boy" romances I approve of. ROS(B) is the book that made me completely fall in love with Diana

This review is for the whole series.Ive never been a particularly social person. My college years passed me by without my ever joining a club or entering a sorority, and I largely preferred it that way. Thus, though I had heard nothing but positive reviews about Diana Peterfreunds Secret Society Girl series, I doubted it would be something I could relate to. After finishing the first book, Secret Society Girl, I still had my doubts, as I had a hard time connecting with protagonist Amy. Though

I read these 3 books all in one go, and my impression is that the series is getting worse with each book. The plot here seemed unlikely, the sources of conflict ever changing and seemed forced. It is probably the most romantic of the books, the most focused on it and closer to any resolution. And while the romance is interesting to me, this type of pairings is an archetype for good reason, some part of my brain still goes "oh really?" in very sarcastic tones at that particular pair.

I'm still totally immersed in Amy's world, and this, the penultimate volume of the series, was soooo good! After some past experiences with other authors I should be scared that vol. 4 could be a disappointment, but I'm not - so far, Diana Peterfreund (what a cool name, my etymology-obsessed brain rejoices) has absolutely delivered the goods. To stay spoiler-free, let me just say I'm so crushing on P./J.O., .and the romance thing is really nicely done without boring love triangles or stupid