My Life With The Walter Boys (Book)

My Life With The Walter Boys Age Rating

My Life With The Walter Boys is a 2012 Young Adult Romantic book which is written by Ali Novak who is a famous actress and author.

The book was published on March 1, 2014, by Sourcebooks Fire and it consists of 368 Kindle Edition pages in English language. It is the first book of My Life with the Walter Boys book series.

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Name	My Life With The Walter Boys
Genre	Young Adult Romance
Author	Ali Novak
Publisher	Sourcebooks Fire
Age Rating	15+
No. of Pages	368 Kindle Edition pages
Language	English language
Date of Publication	March 1, 2014

My Life With The Walter Boys Parents Guide and Age Rating

My Life With The Walter Boys is not suitable for kids below 15 as it contains anger issues and some romance.

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My Life With The Walter Boys Characters

The main cast includes:

• Jackie Howard
• Alex Walter
• Cole Walter
• Dr. Katherine Walter

My Life With The Walter Boys Summary

When sixteen-year-old Jackie Howard moves from New York to Colorado, she knows nothing about her new guardian, Katherine Walter. After discovering that Katherine has twelve boys, Jackie fears that living in Walter’s house won’t be easy. It is icing on the cake that the boys look like models.

My Life With The Walter Boys Review

This is the book that I exactly needed. I just loved the story of a sixteen-year-old girl who had to move into a home with twelve boys. Anyways, the book was fun to read and if you want something cute and interesting this is the book for you.

My Life With The Walter Boys FAQ

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