Meg Cabot has a knack for engaging books with silly yet endearing protagonists, and this book is no different. Though it is terribly predictable, it is a quick and enjoyable read. Like the other books in the Boy series, the story is told through a series of emails, journal entries, receipts, airline tickets, telegrams, and scraps of paper. This allows the reader to hear a description of events from multiple perspectives, which is a fun change from the more typical writing styles and makes for an interesting read.