Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys

 
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I really liked this book and as the premise of it sounded very interesting I decided to give it a read. I'm glad I did. The book didn't end the way I expected it to which was good in a way and all the brothers had interesting personalities that made the book better.
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Interesting interaction between characters and an unexpected ending.
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That's a lot of boys.
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Reader reviewed by Daisy



         Megan
Meade is tired of moving and when her parents announce they're going to move
again--to
South
Korea
-- who
could blame her for drawing the line. Megan is determined to stay in the States
for the rest of high school. Reluctantly, her parents agree... under one
condition. She'll go live with the McGowan
and the McGowans 7 sons. Who knew the sons would turn
out to be smokin' hot?!



         Not
Megan. But living with 7 gorgeous boys is not what it's cracked up to be and
seven boys attract a lot of drama. Jealous girlfriends, parties, and the Boston
Red Socks! Kate Brian has created a wonderfully written story telling a
teenager girl's crusade to finding how boys tick, surviving high school, and
trying not to get her heart broken in the process.

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good book
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Reader reviewed by katherine

This was a great book.
It's about a girl, Megan Meade, who goes to live with her parents friends and their seven sons. Megan finds herself in a major challenge. She has to prove to everyone in the house that she can get along with them. The ending isn't really what i thought it would be, but it was still a good book. I recommend you read this book.


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Not just one boy but seven
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Reader reviewed by Andrea

All you girls out there imagine having to live with family friends who happen to have seven cute boys,NOW THAT'S A CHALLENGE! With parents in the military now being station overseas once more, their daughter Megan Meade only option to stay behind is to accept this challenge. She kicks butt on the soccer flied but can she kick it living with a bunch of boys who each have something to say about her moving in with them............ READ TO FIND OUT MORE

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Hilarious and Cute!
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Reader reviewed by Holly

The book Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan is about a girl who moves in with a family friend when her parents are reloated, they are in the army, and this family has 7 sons! Megan expects that it will be bad but what she doesn't expect is that 2 of the sons are hot! This book is sooooooo funny and the guys are cute, what more can you ask for! Aweosome book, you should read it!


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Not such a Great Guide To Boys
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Reader reviewed by Hillary

Megan has never lived in the same place for too long. With her parents being in the military, they move regularly. But when her parents tell her they're moving to Korea, she refuses to go. Instead, her parents send her to live with her dad's old friends...and their seven sons. Last time she can remember seeing them was a long time ago...and it wasn't really making her all that excited to live with them. But, for the sake of finishing high school in the US, as well as playing soccer, she finally decides to go. When Megan arrives in Connecticut, she realizes that the boys have really grown up. Goodbye disgusting children and hello Abercrombie models!

Will this all work out? Or will she wish she had gone with her parents to Korea?

I really liked this book. I loved that it involved soccer. I thought that Megan was easy to relate to and the writing was pretty awesome. And I totally love the skirt on the cover...even though I never wear skirts! I definitely recommend it! (The book, not the skirt...thought th skirt is really cute!)

Although this was a good book, I still don't think I'm going to read the Private books...ewww.
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Reader reviewed by Kelsey

Megan is used to moving from place to place -- it's typical for an army brat. But she drew the line at South Korea. She insists on staying in the States to finish her last two years of high school. So her parents made arrangements for Megan to live with their friends, the McGowans...and the McGowans' 7 sons.
Turns out, living with 7 boys might as well be a foreign country! The boys are messy. They are cliquey (who knew?). And worst of all, two of the oldest boys are H-O-T. (A problem considering they are supposed to be Megan's "brothers.") Megan is definitely in enemy territory. She needs to win over the boys' hearts without totally crushing her own.
And when Megan starts falling for one of them, sibling rivalry takes on a whole new meaning....
What is a girl to do?


This novel is hilarious. It made me laugh out loud. It was just a spunky little novel. Megan is a funny heroin with a big as a hot air ballon personality. What's not to lke about her? The McGowan boy's personalities are priceless. The drama that unfolds is just...funny.


I really recommend this book.
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So cute
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Reader reviewed by Jenna

Really really sweet tale about a girl whose military parents give her an insane choice: move with them to another country, or stay with the McGowans and their seven boys. Light fluff that keeps you reading and makes you go AWWWWWW. All about finding the great guy that's been there all along and you didn't even know it.
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Great Summer Read
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Reader reviewed by Lizzy

This was a wonderful book, full of drama, and romance. The book is about Megan Meade, a child of army officials, who stays with friends of the family when her parents take a job far away. The book focuses on Megan's relationships with the seven McGowan brothers. There's Evan, who is Mr. Perfect, Sean, the oldest who doesn't really talk to the others, Miller, who is autistic, Doug, a wannabe gangsta, Finn, the artist, and the Ian and Caleb, who are the youngest. All is fine, until Megan starts falling for one of the brothers, and nasty rumors about her begin to circulate. Will Megan stay and deal? Or will she join her parents overseas?
This book is a really great, quick read perfect for ages 13+
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A Fun Fast Read
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Reader reviewed by Ali

This book is about Megan Meade a self described "army brat" (who is a little on the goody-goody side). When Megan refuses to move with her parents she gets shipped of to live with the McGowans...and their 7 boys. It was a wonderful book with romance and humor that sometimes made me laugh out loud. HIGHLY RECCOMENDED!!!
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