Me, Him, Them, and It

Why did I like this book so much? Thinking back on it, only the worst parts come to mind. Evie was a brat, and selfish, and annoying. When I first starting reading this, I hated her. I hated her and Lizzie and Todd and her parents. I still hate most of them. But then one day I realized something strange; I actually love Evie. For some reason she just grew on me, and I started loving her and rooting for her to make the best decision for her and the baby, when before I didn't care what happened at all. So if you want to read Me, Him, Them, and It, keep this in mind: ignore the plot. The plot doesn't matter. Not much happens to move it forward and other than the baby, it's not that interesting. The characters are what matter. The only reason I liked this book was for the characters, mainly Evie, Nora, and the twins. I'm not promising you'll like them - in fact, I can easily see many people hating them, which doesn't really bother me, because they're very hateable. But if you wanna take a chance, go ahead and read it.