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This book is about a boy called Joe Spud. His dad is a Billionaire, so he can have what he wants, whenever he wants.But there was one thing he didn't have... a friend.He went to a really posh school with really posh subjects, but he didn't have fun. All other students ever told him was insults about his dad earning money from loo rolls. Once he changes school, he meets a boy called Bob, who seemed that he wanted to be Joe's friend. Unfortunately, a frustrating argument takes place. Consequently, they break up. A new girl Lauren joins his school and surprisingly likes him.  But Bob seems suspicious. Is he correct? Is Lauren a double agent?

 

This book grabbed my attention by the title. Who wouldn't want to be a billionaire?It has different emotions to feel. This could remind people of their own experience.

 

 I recommend this book to anyone; no matter how old they are. It has drama and a dash of comedy. Once you start reading, you can't put the book down. It's probably one of the best books I have ever read.