Having a genie is always complicated. Bringing him to school makes everything worse. Nothing ever seems to go Megan's way; she doesn't have that many friends, she's late for everything, and she's barely passing her classes. It seems like she's doing everything she can just to stay in the middle of the pack. So after scraping together all the couch-cushion money she could find, she decides to run away. Sitting at the bus stop late one night, Megan comes across an old bottle someone threw away. With nothing else to do, she decides to take a closer look. When she opens it, a kid her own age appears, ready to grant her whatever she wants. So, she wishes to be popular - what could go wrong? As Megan's life takes a drastic turn for the better, she gets a little cocky. After a failed bet with the genie, she agrees to let him come to school. Before she knows it, he's worming his way into every part of her life: he's in all her classes, friends with her brother, and getting invites to hang out with her friends. But once she starts spending time with him, Megan finds she has a new problem. Despite her best efforts, she's starting to see him as something more than just her personal wish-granter; he's almost a friend. But can she trust him?

Two months ago, Megan found a genie. Now, the bottle's gone and her wishes don't work. Her popularity's slipping, she's suddenly failing all of her classes, and she's getting ready to get kicked off the track team. She hasn't used all of her wishes yet, so what could be going on? When Jake finally shows back up at school, he's not talking to her; he's not even acknowledging she exists. But things had been going fine before, weren't they? She's not sure what's going on, but she knows she's going to have to fix this. If she can't, she might be running the risk of repeating junior year. More importantly, she might lose Jake altogether. And there's only one way to do it; she's going to have to figure out who took that bottle and steal it back. She just has to do it before whoever it was makes their wishes and gets rid of that bottle for good. But was it a stranger? Or worse, one of her own friends?

Three months ago, Megan found a genie. Two weeks ago, he was stolen away from her. Now, her best friend Jen is in charge of that bottle - and of Jake. Megan's a little nervous about that. After all, Jen doesn't exactly like him; she barely even tolerated him a few weeks ago. But the longer Jen's in charge, the closer the two seem to become. They seem like they're even becoming friends. Megan's not jealous, but Greg might be. He's starting to realize that something's not right in his world. And since no one can give him an explanation, his suspicions are only growing. To make matters worse, Megan's found another genie who seems to loathe her. She hates to say it, but he seems just a little bit evil. No matter what she tries, all her efforts to get him to warm up to her seem to backfire. So when Jake manages to go missing again, Megan has to wonder if she'll be able to use this new genie to get Jake back. Will he actually help her, or will he do everything in his power to make it all even worse? 🔸Note: This is the third book in the Nobody Likes Megan McGowen series. While it is recommended that you read the previous two books, you 𝒅𝒐 𝒏𝒐𝒕 have to.🔸 ► 𝘜𝘱𝘥𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘴 𝘌𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘖𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘍𝘳𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘺 ◄