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nathalyalvarez's review against another edition
4.0
Megan Meade es la hija de dos médicos del ejército que tienen que mudarse a Corea. Harta de tener que mudarse tanto por el trabajo de sus padres, Megan decide no ir y sus padres la envían a vivir con un amigo de sus padres, John McGowan, su esposa y sus siete hijos varones. Vivir en una casa con siete chicos, le dará a Megan la oportunidad de aprender todo sobre chicos.
Megan es una chica audaz e inteligente, y estoy segura que uno de los personajes más reales que he leído en un libro. Describiré a cada uno de los McGowan porque todos me parecieron increíbles y pareciera como si todos los tipos de chicos perfectos están encarnados en cada uno de los McGowan.
Primero Evan, quien es el sexy, popular y coqueto, de quien Megan instantáneamente se enamora. Después está el dulce e irresistible Finn, quien es un artista. Doug, el rebelde e incomprendido, quien odia a Megan por robarle su habitación. Miller, quien sufre de algún tipo de autismo, pero sigue siendo adorable. Sean, el misterioso, a quien amo y no se porque. Y por último, los más pequeños, Ian y Caleb, los pequeños demonios.
Leí este libro en una noche. Era imposible dejar de leerlo. Me encanto Megan como un personaje tan real en esa situación de vivir con siete chicos. Quiero decir, que no siempre son perfectas. Todos sabemos eso. Ella se avergüenza, se enoja y es ella misma a lo largo de todo el libro.
Aunque yo realmente odio como desperdició su tiempo en Evan en vez de en el dulce, artístico e irresistible Finn.
También me gustan los amigos de Megan. Se quedan con ella la mayor parte del tiempo, excepto cuando no saben qué creer. Hailey está en el medio de todo el drama del libro... Ella sale como una especie de perra que trata de hacer la vida de Megan imposible, pero también es una clase de amiga casi en el final del libro. Aimee era la mejor. Ella creyó en Megan cuando nadie más lo hizo y fue una gran amiga.
Me pareció que la cosa del avión fue muy típica aunque lindo. Me gustaría que toda la familia hubiera estado allí para buscar a Megan, no sólo Doug. A pesar de que fue muy lindo y dulce. Y cuando estaban jugando al frisbee me hubiera gustado Finn hiciera algo.. pero no hizo nada en absoluto. Bastardo. Solo un estoy feliz que estés devuelta.
marseira's review against another edition
funny
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
emmad24's review against another edition
5.0
Definitely a guilty pleasure book. It was really good but the ending sucked. Majorly
halynah's review against another edition
5.0
What an amazing, sweet and charming book!!! It's light and funny, touching and deep, relaxing and exciting!!! A great companion, if you want to have a fantastic time! A must-read!!!
sienaro's review against another edition
5.0
This book was the first one of my phase of 'books about girls who have to move in with a bunch of boys' and I must say, this has some of the best writing style, the most realistic guardians who don't want the girl, Megan, to be dating the boys she's living with, and the most dynamic characters. The boys are thoroughly explored unlike some others that I've read. Megan chooses to move far away from her friends to live with the boys instead of moving with her parents to a foreign country and at first I didn't respect her decision because she would have to move either way, but staying in The States would be so much easier than adapting cultures. I still think her parents are crazy for letting her do that but still, its mostly realistic.
It also had the most realistic (and disappointing, because real life sucks) and inconclusive ending. Which, of course, I love inconclusive endings because then I can continue to write my own story of what happens to the characters. ...I wouldn't oppose a sequel tho.
Three cheers (and five stars) for Megan Meade
It also had the most realistic (and disappointing, because real life sucks) and inconclusive ending. Which, of course, I love inconclusive endings because then I can continue to write my own story of what happens to the characters. ...I wouldn't oppose a sequel tho.
Three cheers (and five stars) for Megan Meade
shhchar's review against another edition
5.0
I liked this book a lot! It was creative and different, and such a guilty pleasure. I read most of it in one sitting last night, but finished it up just an hour ago. I recommend this to anyone who is up for a high-school drama. There's romance yes, but it's not overwhelming.
1-What is Coach's gender? I really never caught that.
2-It left me thinking 'What the heck Evan!?'. That's the only thing, the book messed with my head a bit on the LAST PAGE. Books aren't supposed to do that!
Those are the only two things that upset me ^. And they didn't even knock off one star. So definitely read this book, it was great.(:
1-What is Coach's gender? I really never caught that.
2-It left me thinking 'What the heck Evan!?'. That's the only thing, the book messed with my head a bit on the LAST PAGE. Books aren't supposed to do that!
Those are the only two things that upset me ^. And they didn't even knock off one star. So definitely read this book, it was great.(:
stephxsu's review against another edition
5.0
When Megan's army parents go to Korea for her junior year, Megan decides to stay with the family friend. The McGowans have SEVEN sons, ranging from the extremely hot and popular senior Evan to the littlest troublemaker and everything in between. The boys have never had a girl live with them before, and it sure disrupts their lives. Pranks, teasing, and freeze-outs occur, but Megan also discovers that boys can be nice and sensitive too--when they feel like it.
On the soccer team, Megan clashes with Hailey, Evan's girlfriend and best player on the team. In addition, slacker Doug seems to have it out for her, Megan wants to figure out how to get through to Miller, who has Asperger's Syndrome, and Finn, the artistic junior, is beginning to puzzle her.
Through all the teenage drama and sometimes unbelievable moments, Megan remains a heroine anyone can cheer for.
On the soccer team, Megan clashes with Hailey, Evan's girlfriend and best player on the team. In addition, slacker Doug seems to have it out for her, Megan wants to figure out how to get through to Miller, who has Asperger's Syndrome, and Finn, the artistic junior, is beginning to puzzle her.
Through all the teenage drama and sometimes unbelievable moments, Megan remains a heroine anyone can cheer for.