Lara is the school's friendship matchmaker. She goes around pairing people based on common interests, much like a regular matchmaker would do. Because she is so busy with this work, she doesn't have time for friends of her own. But Lara's rules for friendship matchmaking often involving changing aspects of oneself and morphing into someone you're not. When Emily Wong moves to the school and starts questioning Lara's methods, Lara challenges her to a matchmaking contest. Each girl has to find a friend for someone on Lara's Total Loner list by the end of the month.

This book was fairly predictable. At first I couldn't stand Lara. She was an annoying, condescending, know it all. But this changed as the story developed. I still didn't end up feeling sorry for her, but the reason she acts the way she does is revealed and understandable. It was a good light read.