from eomalley

It's time to go undercover with book one of Ally Carter's Gallagher Girls (which also happens to have one of the longest book titles I've come across), I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You.What I LovedGirl Power: ...and a LOT of it. Knowing how to rappel off roof-tops, take out ...

from shasita123

Cammie Morgan goes to an all girls school for spies. She knows all the basics of becoming a spy, how to put bugs into the president's limousine, hacking into the library of congress website. The school teaches her everything she needs to know. But one thing the school hasn't taught her is love. S...

from vanedow

had high hopes for this book. I think the concept has oodles of potential, and the characters are fun and likeable. Yet somehow this story fell just a little flat for me. I liked it, I would even read the next book in the series, but without significant improvement, The Gallagher Girls series won...

from zenobia158

This book, while an enjoyable read, takes on too many subjects--first love, new roommates, teenage spy--without focusing on any of them. The spy twist on boarding school was fun, but a bit light at times, making it seem like a game between friends, not a reality like it was meant to be. Despite a...

from br14kaiho

 This book is great. Cammie and her BFF'S are the main characters. Her best friends are Bex and Liz. She falls in love with a boy from Roseville. Josh thinks she is a regular girl. He likes Cammie and has no idea she lies to him. His friend spies on Gallagher Academy. His friend says he's seen he...