Stephen K. (havan) reviewed on 11/10/2011 + 138 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

I was in the mood for a light rom/com style book and this one fit the bill nicely. The plotline initially caught my attention because it reminded me of those 70's movies about large catholic families (Your, Mine and Ours, With Six you get Eggroll, etc)

In this case only child, Megan Meade is an army brat who's lived around the globe with her military parents but Korea is just "One Bridge Too Far." She rebels and her parents agree to let her stay in the state's if she'll stay with friends of her folks who have seven sons.

For a girl who has previously been too shy to kindle a relationship with the boys she crushes, on, learning to live in a household with that much testosterone, and that much male pulchritude is a challenge.

The novel is fast paced, with just the right amount of teen snarkiness. The brothers are all pretty well distinguished, Megan is likeable and her ordeal is one that booth guys and girls will find interesting.

I would recomend this as a good, light, fun read.

For those of you that HAVE already read this book, I challenge you to take the quiz about it at http://www.goodreads.com/quizzes/results/11645

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