Only sometimes it isn’t easy to see them, especially when you really want things to be different. Not every guy is nice and there are early signs that tell you a lot about a person. The main topic of this story is a very good one. I like how her mind works and she isn’t afraid to tell people the truth which is refreshing. Rachel McIntyre has a wonderful sense of humor. Daisy knows who she is and she has a great personality. Another fabulous thing about her is the way she talks. She likes bold colors and isn’t afraid to wear them. I loved the way she dresses and enjoyed reading Rachel McIntyre’s descriptions of her outfits.ĭaisy’s mother makes most of her clothes and she always has something unique to wear. Daisy is confident at first, but she can’t seem to find back her happiness and that means she’s starting to lose some of her self-esteem. The #1 Rule for Girls is a book about friendship, relationships, love and making the right decisions. Only is Toby really as perfect as Daisy thinks he is? His name is Toby and he’s handsome, he’s smart and he’s generous. At her new school she meets someone who seems to be ideal. Matt has moved on and it’s time for her to do the same. She wants to have that in her life again. She’s heartbroken and because she can’t face the reactions of all of her college friends she decides to transfer to another school.ĭaisy’s parents have a wedding agency and she’s constantly surrounded by love.

She thought she found something just like it, but then her boyfriend Matt moved to Spain and left her behind. Daisy’s parents are each other’s soul mates and Daisy knows what true love is because she witnesses it every day.

An irresistable exploration of post break-up life featuring Rachel McIntyre’s trademark wit and observation.

Me and Mr J by Rachel McIntyre