Donna Cooner’s novel Worthy does a good job of illustrating how consuming social media can be for teens. Someone at Huntsville High School has created an app that allows users to judge whether or not the females in a dating pair are worthy of their male partner. No one knows who the creator of the app is but everyone seems to have an opinion about each of the couples selected for judgment. The app arrives on the scene at the same time that the Junior/Senior Prom is also being planned. The results posted on Worthy have significant impact upon the couples; some fall apart, others fight even harder. Most important is the mental impact that the results have upon the girls being judged, it’s all consuming – the girls are almost unable to function in other areas of life and school while waiting then are left doubting many aspects of them selves after the results are in. In addition to illustrating the impact that this type of social media has upon society, this book also does a good job of addressing social status and popularity within high schools. It is a fast read that will appeal to students interested in realistic fiction and relationships. Appropriate for upper middle school and high school students.