Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys Book

"There were purple marks all over the front of her favorite white t-shirt. She picked it up and unfolded it. Drawn right on the front were two huge circles each with a dot in it's center. Breasts."
One day you're living alone with parents, next thing you know, out pop the seven dwarfs. Megan is staying with seven brothers for two years, until her parents come back from South Korea. The last time she's seen them, they were eating dirt out of the backyard. Now they've turned into Abercrombie gods, well a few of them anyways. Seven guys, one girl, whta could possibly happen?
Imagine yourself stuck with seven monsters. That's what Megan Meade has to live with. Except those seven monsters are boys that range from toddlers to almost adults. Megan's parents are army doctors. They travel from one place to another and are never stable long enough for Megan to have real friends. Their next stop is South Korea. This time, Megan's not budging, she has just found a new best friend and this was the year she was finally ready to flirt with Ben palmer. There's only two options on the menu. Either moving to South Korea with her parents, or say hello to the Mcgowan boys. Megan picks option B. She starts off at a bumpy road, but things get better when she gets in contact with the popular and athletic Evan Mcgowan at home and at school, having to deal with obnoxoius pretty girls on the way, that which was definately not on the menu.
This may not be one of the best books you've ever read, but you'll definately going to remember it. It has such an intestesting setting. If you had a choice to replay Freaky Friday with someone, Megan Meade would most likely be your top 5 choices. It's a great book, rather enjoyable and really hilarious.
This book is heavy. It's filled with family, love, hatred, tolerance, laughter, and everything else in a teenagers life. It's one of those books where you'll love the protagonist's setting and would love to give her shoes a try. So pick up the book, press play.