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Original Title:	Boy Meets Girl
ISBN:	0330418874 (ISBN13: 9780330418874)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Boy #2
Characters:	Kate Mackenzie, Mitch Hertzog, Amy Jenkins, Stuart Hertzog, Jen Sadler, Dale Carter, Ida Lopez, Stacy Trent
Setting:	New York City, New York,2004(United States)

Boy Meets Girl (Boy #2)

Meg Cabot

Paperback | Pages: 383 pages

Rating: 3.83 | 27969 Users | 1168 Reviews

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Title	:	Boy Meets Girl (Boy #2)
Author	:	Meg Cabot
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 383 pages
Published	:	June 2nd 2004 by Pan (first published January 6th 2004)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Fiction. Contemporary

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Meet Kate Mackenzie. She:
- works for the T.O.D. (short for Tyrannical Office Despot, also known as Amy Jenkins, Director of the Human Resources Division at the New York Journal)
- is sleeping on the couch because her boyfriend of ten years refuses to commit
- can't find an affordable studio apartment anywhere in New York City
- thinks things can't get any worse.

They can. Because:
- the T.O.D. is making her fire the most popular employee in the paper's senior staff dining room
- that employee is now suing Kate for wrongful termination, and
- now Kate has to give a deposition in front of Mitch Hertzog, the scion of one of Manhattan's wealthiest law families, who embraces everything Kate most despises ... but also happens to have a nice smile and a killer bod.

The last thing anybody—least of all Kate Mackenzie—expects to find in legal arbitration is love. But that's the kind of thing that can happen when...

Boy meets girl.

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Ratings: 3.83 From 27969 Users | 1168 Reviews

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This novel, told through emails, IMs(remember those?), journals and assorted documents, is just tons of fun to read. Originally published in 2004, this book reminded me of the work world I encountered when I left school and I enjoyed the nostalgia trip. The story revolves around Kate Mackenzie, an HR assistant at the New York Journal who finds herself in the hot seat after carrying out her boss' order to fire a very popular kitchen employee. Said employee sues the Journal, and Kate finds herself

Ten pages into this book and I was ready to give up. But I persevered and found myself getting into it despite myself. The most important thing to realise before starting this is that it's not a novel. That is to say there are no chapters and no dialogue. Instead, the entire book is made up of letters, emails, transcripts of instant message conversations, minutes from meetings, diary entries and just about anything else that can be put down on paper.If you're not expecting this clever style of

One thing that struck me most is when the father of the Hortzags said: ..I can see how this information might be upsetting to some of you. However, I had a near death experience a year ago, and it taught me one thing: Dont waste your time on astupid shit. And frankly, all I seem to hear from some of you people is stupid shit...Now I would appreciate it if you would all quit calling me, e-mailing me, FedExing me, faxing me, and leaving messages for me at the hotel desk. I am on VACATION. I will

The romance was less bantery and more on the instalove side of things but this is still a Meg Cabot book so it was a fun and quick read, great for when you're in bed with a cold like I'm right now.

In whichever angle, this is definitely not The Book for guys. xDIt is, however, the perfect mirror for women. Everything about this book is just silly girlish. I swear if it isn't about anything a woman undergoes through then I'm not sure I'm a woman myself. By that, I mean EXes, soon-to-be-boyfriends, fiancees, and girl bestfriends combined with life and conflict rolled into a single book of pure and non-stop gossip. Top that. As a matter of fact, I unexpectedly liked it. Meg Cabot - the very

Boy Meets Girl is the first book I've read by Meg Cabot, and I enjoyed it quite a bit. Typically, books written in the form of letters between characters do not appeal to me, but this book was cleverly designed and I couldn't help but fall into the storyline and be captivated from the get go. It is a compilation of emails, journal entries, voice mail messages, transaction receipts, deposition transcripts, memos and corporate communications between over a dozen characters. You would think with

As the first book in the series, this novel is written as a modern epistolary. With texts and emails exchanges, notes, letters, and reports.I loved the second book in the boys series. It is just as witty, fun, and smart as the first one. The epistolary interactions were so clever and fun to read.The only missing part, compared to the first book at least, was maybe a bit of a mystery to solve. I also did not care for the recipes.Mrs. Lopez shenanigans about pie distribution were hilarious.