The Treasure Map of Boys: Noel, Jackson, Finn, Hutch, Gideon--and me, Ruby Oliver Audiobook

" I thoroughly enjoy Ruby Oliver. And looking at high school through her eyes makes me extremely glad we only have to live through it once in a lifetime. "

" Yay for Ruby Oliver! I hope there's another book of her adventures soon. "

" man, e. lockhart is just like my new fighting technique: unstoppable. the third ruby oliver book did not disappoint and i love that she doesn't go in for neat, tidy endings. "

" It was pretty good. It was a little slow, but the ending totally made me want to pick up the next book and start reading. There were moments where I cheered for Ruby and moments where I cringed, but over all I liked it because it was real. The book mirrored life. I think that's what E. Lockhart wanted and she very well succeeded. "

" These books are a really fast read. Like its taken me one evening to read the last two. So I find that a plus (even though I really didn't get much done those evenings). ;) Same complaints as last time, I don't like that the same slang is used over and over and OVER, mix it up a little. I also don't like that when she refreshes you from the last book she uses the exact same phrasing as before, I guess I feel like the author is a tad bit lazy. Like its too much work to look up some different words in a thesaurus or something. I had JUST finished reading the other book, so I don't need a refresher but I can understand why if its been a year in between reading, you would want a refresher, so that part is just annoying because I haven't been waiting in between. :) I also hate how Ruby can't explain herself at all. I get that she's just a teenager but if I liked a boy and he accused me of something, you can bet I would make the truth clear. And it feels like she's telling you this story like "I am so innocent, I've been trying so hard to be honest and upfront..." and then one of her friends comes along and says "You intentionally flirt with boys I like." and she's all..."You're right I do." I'm thinking, what the crap?! Why are we reading her thoughts if she's not honest in them? Its weird sometimes. Anyway, the only way I'm going to be completely mad at the ending is if everything gets wrapped up in a perfect bow, she's popular, she gets a great guy, her life is wonderful. Not that I don't want it to be happy, but I do want her to actually LEARN something about how to treat people and not be so obsessed with being popular and having fake friends. Okay, babbled for long enough. :) "

" Highly entertaining. I probably shouldn't relate so well to a sixteen-year-old protagonist, but Ruby is just so damn funny! Any middle school girl (and apparently certain adults...ahem) will be absorbed by Ruby's inner and outer drama. "

" Yes! Must read book fourrrrr. "

" I'M SO SAD. I WANT TO READ MOOREEEEEEEE!! "

" I listened to this on audio and thought the reader was ok, but not exceptional. "

" Oh Ruby, sometimes, I just want to shake you. I love these books. "

" Nice ending to the series. I really got to enjoy her teenage "lingo." "

" This book's main conflict was worse than the first 2 books combined, but it was still an excellent read. It was probably the best out of the series so far. "

" Ruby gets better and better at being neurotic. "

" I loved this book. It made me happy!! haha "

" This is the first in this series I've picked up, but I may go back and read the others, because I really liked Ruby. This is chick-lit with a really likable narrator, one who is maybe a little on the boy-crazy side but very aware of her foibles. "

" Best so far in the series! Can't wait for book 4!! "

" I just love Ruby Oliver. She speaks the truth. "

" I wish that E. Lockhart (and Carolyn Mackler) were writing books for teens when I was a teen. I'm glad they are doing it now. Ruby Oliver's growth throughout these books is fun to watch, and Lockhart's grasp on the teen girl psyche is pretty great. "

" I have never read any other E. Lockhart books about Ruby Oliver, but I adored this sassy, confused, totally realistic character. If only I had more time to go back and read the others, I would. "

" Ruby Oliver's third book saw her back in her complex, too-real world. After being disappointed with book #2, I was happy with the latest journey. "

" ugh ruby/noel forever "

" Delightful. I actually laughed out loud! "

" I love these books! It was my third time reading this one. Very clever writing and often laugh-out-loud funny. "

" Not as good as the previous ones--there's a lot of conflict where Ruby is a little too right and the antagonist is a little too wrong for it to ring true. And Ruby's gotten much better at comebacks than anybody is in real life. I still love her, though. "

" Nice ending to the series. I really got to enjoy her teenage "lingo." "

" Loved this just as much as the others in the series. I love these books so much. "

" Loved, loved, loved - and the tacky marshmallow Jesuses crucified on sugar cookies scene? Hysterical. "

" This book's main conflict was worse than the first 2 books combined, but it was still an excellent read. It was probably the best out of the series so far. "

" Great series. This is the third and I can't wait for the fourth adventures and drama of Ruby Oliver. "

" Favorite so far. When's the CW series debuting? Or ABC family? "

" Realistic dialogue. Clean read. "

" These books are such fast reads! And surprisingly insightful about girls and relationships. "