Reminiscent of the movie, She's the Man, Babe in Boyland tells the story of how Natalie goes undercover in an all-boys boarding school as Nat, to get the real scoop of how boys really think. I'm not gonna lie. This book is very much click lit. It doesn't really have much depth and the plot is rather predictable. I really don't see how it's even plausible that a girl like Natalie can just cut her hair, and with a little makeup to mimic stubble, fool everyone into thinking she's a boy, even a very feminine boy. 
 Our male lead, Emilio, feels rather like wallpaper in this too. Despite the Latino name, he could very well have been a white boy and I wouldn't have noticed the difference; except for the random few Spanish phrases coming out of his mouth. 
 On the plus side, Natalie IS funny and the book does make one smile. It really shows the difference between boys and girls, and doesn't make it boring or preachy. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants a quick, uncomplicated and fluffy read.