Boy Meets Girl - Meg Cabot Reviews
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Newest Review: ... and not enough help to go round and moved to the HR department of one of the cities biggest news tabloids-The New York ... more
... Journal. From the beginning we are told that Kate is currently living on her best friend's coach. Her best friend Jen and Craig are giving her a place to stay since her boyfriend of ten years (named Dale) decided he couldn't commit to Kate for the rest of his life, although he does want to be with her at the present.
The whole book is written quite differently to many other novels of this genre. It's not all in standard prose but the whole thing is delivered in the form of emails, journal entries, letters, cards, transcrip...more
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Customer Boy Meets Girl - Meg Cabot Reviews (3)
by - written on 01/10/11 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Meg Cabot is one of those writers who everyone assumes only writes young adult books. This is entirely incorrect and yes, although she is best known for her world famous 'The Princess Diaries' novels aimed at girls of school age she is also a brilliant writer of adult novels too. I first found out about her adult novels a few years ago and swiftly read all three (as their were only three at that point) in quick sucsession. Recently after feeling the need to have a bit of chill-out time in the evnings I decided a good book was in order. I searched online and although I've reda 'Boy Meets Girl' before, twice if my memory serves me correctly-I can't actually ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/10 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Boy Meets Girl is the second book I've read by American author Meg Cabot, who is most famous for writing the 'Princess Diary' books that were made into popular films by Disney. Cabot is most well-known for her books for children and teens, although this new foray into the world of adult fiction is a successful one in my opinion. This book is part of a series, although you don't have to read the books in order to enjoy them as it is more of a case that you will recognise the odd character from other books and the setting is the same, although the actual stories in the different books are otherwise independent from each other. Kate MacKenzie works in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I was, in my opinion, EXTREMELY lucky that I read this book after "The Guy Next Door - Meg Cabot" Purely because this happens to be the second book in a series, and I had luckily already read the prequel to this book without even knowing that they are somewhat linked. But when I opened the book I realised it was in the same sort of context and structure... Emails... Anyway they had previous main characters coming up represented as minor characters this time, and it brought forward the minor characters from the last book as major characters, so it was a complete reversal. Now as you may, or may not have, noticed that I'm a MASSIVE fan of Meg Cabot, as ... Read the complete review
