Megan Meade is an army brat, and when her parents have to move to South Korea she decides she isn’t going. As a compromise, her parents move to South Korea and she moves to Boston and in with the McGowans – and their seven sons. This story revolves around a girl who’s never had siblings and is awkward with boys, and the story is told through her narration and emails to a friend about “facts” about boys. While it is formulaic, it was a fantastic read – the author has a way of making the reader cringe at the boy’s pranks, high school cliques and parties.