The Treasure Map of Boys: Noel, Jackson, Finn, Hutch, Gideon--And Me, Ruby Oliver (Audiobook) by E Lockhart, Kirsten Potter

from ShellyPYA

Ruby Oliver is confused. After losing almost all her friends after a breakup, Ruby has decided to remain boyfriendless, but suddenly all these boys seem to be interested in her. Should she be with Jackson, her ex whose ex now hates her, Noel, who her best friend Nora is in love with, or any of th...

from IAmChrysanthemum

This is probably my favorite of the Ruby Oliver books because Ruby grows up a lot more. She still has her same problems, but she becomes much better at dealing with them in my opinion which makes her a more sympathetic and dynamic character. Can't wait for the last installment in this series, esp...

from TheBookCellar

This was a really cute book. It would be a really good read for just lounging around reading on a summer day or something. It's not a real complicated plot so it was easy to get (which was good, as I hadn't read the previous 2 Ruby Oliver books). Ruby's character was really fun and tries to do th...

from TheBookCellar

This was a really cute book. It would be a really good read for just lounging around reading on a summer day or something. It's not a real complicated plot so it was easy to get (which was good, as I hadn't read the previous 2 Ruby Oliver books). Ruby's character was really fun and tries to do th...

from heike6

When you stop looking for love and start appreciating what you've got, that's when you'll find love. A great follow-up to the other two Ruby Oliver books, which I enjoyed. The main character has a very unique yet utterly familiar voice that almost any heterosexual female can identify with. It's a...