The story flow was a pretty one. I always imagine myself to be in a body of a guy and to feel what they feel because I always wanted to be a guy but it won’t ever happen I know so for a minute I considered Ellie a lucky character because she was able to swap body to a guy and not just a guy but a popular guy! This book is full of awesomeness because each turn of the page? Either you will laugh, smile, get pissed off or learn something from each individual lives.

This type of book are the ones you will hardly put down. All you wanted is to read until you reach THE END yet, when you did you’ll probably ask for more. The cover of the book is also catchy and so with the title. I got curious the first time I saw it. I suddenly remember Every Day at this book. Living in somebody else’s body? well have you imagined now how this one looks? I think people who will read this will enjoy everything.

This is such an easy read but fantastic book that you will fall in love with.

“Sometimes we miss people, and it’s beyond words.”

My Rating

Born and raised in Ithaca,
New York, Megan Shull is the author of THE SWAP and several books for
kids including the award-winning young adult novel Amazing Grace. Megan
holds a doctorate in educational psychology from Cornell University,
where she also earned her undergraduate degree. She lives in her
hometown, where she feels especially lucky to walk the quiet rolling
hills alongside red-tailed hawks and waterfalls.

Megan Shull’s new novel, The Swap, is available NOW from HarperCollins.

THE SWAP

“A
beautiful feat of swapped voices. Hilarious! Seriously, truly,
fearlessly funny. And I don’t want guys to miss it.” —Jon Scieszka, the
first National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, founder of the
Guys Read literacy initiative, and NY Times Bestselling author of The
Stinky Cheese Man

“The book is heartbreaking and
hilarious—truly evocative of middle school experiences. A great,
entertaining read that will appeal to boys and girls. A highly
recommended purchase.”—School Library Journal

“Bravo, Megan
Shull! Hilarious and yet surprisingly touching at the same time, The
Swap gives us a microscopically close insider’s view at the differences
(and similarities) between the lives of boys and girls. I don’t know how
Megan did it, but I’m really glad she did!” —Meg Cabot, author of The
Princess Diaries and Allie Finkle’s Rules for Girls

“Funny,
honest and touching, The Swap is the perfect book for tweens ready to
learn what’s going on inside the minds (and bodies) of the opposite
gender. Jack and Ellie are such wonderful characters and those
brothers-wow!” —Frances O’Rourk Dowell, New York Times bestselling
author of Dovey Coe and The Secret Language of Girls

“The
internal lives of both boy and girl come across as both authentic and
heartwarming… Readers curious about how the other half lives will thrill
at this view from the far side of the fence.” —Kirkus Reviews

Autumn 2014 Kids’ Indie Next List selection—”Inspired Recommendations for Kids from Indie Booksellers”

2015 Bank Street Center for Children’s Literature Best Children’s Books of the Year List

Say hey at heymegan.com and on Twitter @meganshull

Source: Goodreads