The Daughters Break the Rules

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"Poppy."
When New York City fourteen-year-old Corina impulsively reveals incriminating information about her multi-billionaire father, he replaces her unlimited funds with an antiquated cell phone, a Metrocard, and a twenty-dollar weekly allowance.

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hey! submitted by harajuku528 on December 15, 2010, 4:03pm did u know that she's the daughter of Regis Philbin?????? Isn't that cool???? Lol! ;) so cool!!

very cool! submitted by Isa on June 23, 2011, 3:24pm this book is soooo good you won't want to put it down!

I liked it submitted by jangmikyoung on July 18, 2012, 7:09pm It was an okay book, but I think it was my least favorite out of the series. However, it was still interesting. I love how all of the daughter's mom/dad is famous. It's a complete different life and I bet it was the same for Joanna Philbin.

Thumbs up submitted by leehannah on July 18, 2012, 7:12pm I really liked this book! I always wonder what it would be like if I was the daughter of somebody famous just like this.

wake me up when I'm famous submitted by leoniemmm on June 29, 2014, 8:01pm SEQUEL TO the Daughters by Jonanna Philbin

I really like this series! This is the second of the set, and is centered around Carina Jurgensen (daughter of billionaire Karl Jurgensen).
I recommend reading the first book before this one, because you will feel closer to the characters and understand the plot a little better. Each book starts right where the last one leaves off.

I liked this book because in some ways I really relate to Carina's newer self. What I love about these books is that Joanna Philbin's characters are super relatable and real seeming.