You know, just 'cause you're beautiful, that doesn't mean that you can treat people like they don't matter. Bianca wishes to date affluent senior Joey Donner, but Walter, an obstetrician worried about teenage pregnancy, will not allow his daughters to date until they graduate. Adaptational Heroism: Petruchio of the original play resorted to several forms of Gaslighting and abuse to 'tame' the eponymous shrew. Morgan sees fit to put her in her place by replying to that comment, “Kat, I want to thank you for your point of view. Learn how Julie and the Phantoms bring their rock-and-roll dreams to life in this novel based on season one of the new Netflix show!

Though Rylann Pierce tried to fight the sparks she felt for billionaire heir Kyle Rhodes the night they met, their sizzling chemistry was undeniable. For the time being anyway… because when she finds out the truth—and at the prom, of all places—about how Patrick was paid to take her out, she goes accordingly ballistic, abandoning him on the dance floor right then and there. Took a Level in Kindness: Bianca improves her attitude when Cameron points out what a bitch she has been.Smart and angry – just like Kat Stratford herself – the book looks at how women are often reduced to nothing more than disembodied legs or breasts for ogling. Articulate and razor sharp, her work slices through the bullshit to talk sense with clarity and empathy.

The sisters argue, and Kat reveals to Bianca that as a freshman, she succumbed to pressure from Joey and had sex with him. Bad Guys Play Pool: Just to reinforce his badassitude, Patrick is shown smoking and playing pool in a bar before Cameron comes to tell him how to impress Kat. A romantic comedy based on the classic Shakespeare play, The Taming of the Shrew, this book is a tie-in to the new teen movie starring Larisa Oleynik, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and teen idol Andrew Keegan. He still loves them, though, and despite not wanting Kat to attend Sarah Lawrence, at the end he does allow her to do so, and is impressed when he learns Bianca beat the hell out of Joey. A thrilling novelization that will take readers back inside the world of the upcoming Walt Disney Studios' live action Mulan film to relive the adventures with their favorite characters, old and new.Including the fact that Kat herself is well-read—something screenwriting duo Karen McCullah and Kirsten Smith were sure to get across in the visuals conveyed by the movie’s director, Gil Junger. To make a modern version of a 16th century play, a perfect mixture of differences and similarities are needed, incorporating elements of both worlds.