All-American Girl by Meg Cabot

This was my first Meg Cabot. I know, I know I’m behind. But I actually really liked it. I didn’t think that I would.

Sam (Samantha) Madison is a high-schooler living in Washington D.C. She has her one best friend, and loves to draw. Life is pretty good.  She starts taking a new art class where a vaguely familiar guy sits next to her. He’s pretty cute and he likes her boots. Later, when she saves the President’s life (yup, that’s right) that she realizes why cute art class guy looks so familiar. It’s not because he’s from her school. He’s the President’s son. And he likes her. A lot.

 This was a fun, quick read. I enjoyed Meg Cabot’s characters, and their true-to-life interactions with each other.

Published in: on February 29, 2008 at 4:43 pm
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  1. on March 18, 2008 at 2:48 pm Megan Said:
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    OMG i loved this book. Meg Cabot is awesome!

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