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So I'm reading The Boy Next Door by Meg Cabot and I'm really enjoying it. I really like the email format of the book. It makes reading more addictive because you can't find a stopping place! Do you guys know of any other chick lit books written this way? I know the SAHM books by Meredith Efken are written like this (SAHM I Am, @Home for the Holidays, Play it Again SAHM) and I really enjoyed those as well. |
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There are 2 more books in that series, the "Boy Books": Boy Meets Girl and Every Boy's Got One. I can't think of anymore, but I'm sure someone else will know of some! |
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I have heard "Holly's Inbox" is like that too. It's on the WL (I have 3 different versions WL) and you can get in line for it too. My friend told me it's a really thick/heavy book b/c the formatting has so much blank spaces for the emails, etc. Supposed to be really cute, too. |
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I really liked "Wanderlust" by Chris Dyer...its about a young woman who writes for a travel magazine and flys all over the world. It's written in the form of emails she sends back to family and friends. |
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I remember correctly Why Girls are Weird by Pamela Ribon is written in email format. It's been a while since I've read it though, so I could be mistaken. I love those type of books as well, it makes for a much faster read |
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i read the book series ttly by Lauren Myracle ages ago but i remember it being really good. it's more im'ing but i think it had some email letters too. anyway i just remember that i loved that series one summer. |
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