I feel it would be pretty amazing to have closets full of clothes and shoes, so this is blinding my rational side. I know there are downs, but my family would know, like Emerson’s, and I would still know who I was, so it’s a matter of blending the two over time. GL Emily: Well, if I could wake up and discover I was a filthy rich supermodel, I don’t think I would complain. What would it be like to wake up in the body of a famous celebrity? Could you cope with who you were and what you are supposed to be? So Emerson woke up in the body of a supermodel. Let me tell you, I am already anticipating the next one. Ok, girly girls, before we get chatting, let me just inform you that there will be more in this series of our heroine Nikki-no Emerson-no Nikki-Emernikki-Nikemerson. (Reread that line again if you need to.) Talk about an identity crisis. That’s the problem, she’s not the same and she is the same-all at the same time! Due to the controversy of her life saving procedure, Emerson Watts is still Emerson Watts but she now must live the life of Nikki Howard as if Emerson Watts is nonexistent. Now she’s a hot, infamous model who is smart and nerdy and in love with her best friend. Previously, Emerson Watts was a smart, nerdy tomboy who was secretly in love with her best friend, Christopher. After a controversial procedure that saves Emerson’s life, she takes the body of another teen girl, who happened to be a top model. That’s exactly what Emerson Watts encounters when she wakes from a coma, and she is less than thrilled. So is it your dream come true, or an absolute nightmare? Imagine one day you are an awkward, anxious teenager (OK, so perhaps there is no imagination necessary) and then you wake up as a world famous supermodel. Not only are we chatting about the book, but we’re giving away cool swag, too! (Books, t-shirts, a $100 gift card to MAC cosmetics, oh my! Get the deets below.) But first, onto the book… We’re talking Airhead, by Meg Cabot, this week.
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