The first novel in Meg Cabot s boy series, The Boy Next Door. Read excerpt and learn more about the book. The Boy Next Door by Meg Cabot. First Edition, hardcover, pages, ISBN: Very rare, valuable First Edition. Pages clean, no library stamps, no annotations, no marks. Original dustjacket in excellent condition. An excellent collectible copy of this great work of literature by Meg Cabot. THE BOY NEXT DOOR by Meggin CabotNow THIS was a fun book! Told in email format, we are introduced to Melissa Fuller, a young woman who works for a newspaper called the NEW YORK JOURNAL, is always late getting in to work, and in the opening chapter she is late once again, but with a Cited by: 1.
Although Boy Meets Girl is similar to The Boy Next Door, Ms. Cabot is able to make it different enough so the readers don't really mind. The storyline is also different enough for the readers to enjoy, what with Mitchell's dysfunctional family and Kate's ex who tries to win her back. Many characters from the previous book also make a come back. The Boy Next Door: A Novel by Meg Cabot. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars (5/5) Boy Meets Girl: A Novel by Meg Cabot. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars (5/5) Every Boy's Got One: A Novel by Meg Cabot. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars (5/5) More Audiobooks By Meg Cabot. Skip carousel. Carousel Previous. Carousel Next. This latest adult novel by the prolific Cabot (she's responsible for the ever-popular Princess Diaries franchise) unfolds, like 's The Boy Next Door, entirely through e-mails, journals, instant messages, phone mail, deposition transcripts, notes scribbled on menus, to-do lists and other hallmarks of a modern girl's life.
Meg is still waiting for her real parents, the king and queen, to restore her to her rightful throne. She currently lives in Key West, FL, with her husband and various cats. Read more. Start reading The Boy Next Door: A Novel (The Boy Series Book 1) on your Kindle in under a minute. The Boy Next Door is a romantic story Mel, young gossip columnist for a New York newspaper, who ends up fal This book has earned its place as my new most embarrassing book to read in public to date. I will elaborate no more, for fear of further fraternal wrath. I like that, further fraternal wrath. Maybe I’ll put that in my novel. Fraternally yours, your faithful brother, John”. ― Meg Cabot, The Boy Next Door. 3 likes. Like. “You don’t have to shout, sweetie.
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