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A review by brendalovesbooks
Every Boy's Got One by Meg Cabot
4.0
This is a cute book that makes for a very easy Sunday afternoon read. For the most part, I tried to pretend I wasn't reading their journals, especially when Jane was recording whole conversations as they happened. It made it much more enjoyable to just pretend I was hearing their thoughts on things (which is nice because you get in the heads of more than one character).
The problem came when, while having a conversation, one of the characters would say "would you put that book down?" As if Jane was sitting, writing the conversation as it was happening. First of all, nobody can write (by hand) that fast. Secondly, come on! We are supposed to believe that ANYONE would sit there with a journal in hand and write everything as it's happening, especially with other people right there talking to them.
But, if you can ignore all that, it's a fun book and I liked the story.
The problem came when, while having a conversation, one of the characters would say "would you put that book down?" As if Jane was sitting, writing the conversation as it was happening. First of all, nobody can write (by hand) that fast. Secondly, come on! We are supposed to believe that ANYONE would sit there with a journal in hand and write everything as it's happening, especially with other people right there talking to them.
But, if you can ignore all that, it's a fun book and I liked the story.