The Boy Next Door
By Meg Cabot
- Release Date: 2009-03-17
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Reviews
Great book for teen and young adults
5By Momma43222I read this book in high school and still love it!I love
5By LewiskeaHow the whole thing was written in emails. Very unconventional but very exciting! I am 20 years old and adore this book :)Love it!
5By H.grahamA girl I didn't know in the library recommended this to me and I'm so glad she did! I got so into this book I couldn't put it down! It's so amazing I love how she writes(:Totally fun
5By Stephy_SanchzI love the book !!! I even read it 8 times!! Plus i read half of the the other books by meg cabotGreat!
4By MBIPODI loved this book. I like how it is all emails in it. At the beginning I was confused, but other than that it was a great enjoyable book.Fun light read from her grown- ups works
4By luhooThis was a fun light read for older youth and grown-ups. Great to take on holiday as it is set in Italy. enjoyed the afterward where she elucidated how this was semi-autobiographical. Writing style with jumps between email, blogs and travel-journaling kept the novel moving and was more effectively used than in other chick lit. Def recommend.
