Fly on the Wall: How One Girl Saw Everything, (Paperback)

from yasmine_d

I choose this book because I wanted to read a book in one evening. I heard some good things about it and it would be funny so I tried it. I liked the story. The best part in the book is the part where she is the fly on the wall and rates the boys. It's just for once not the boys who rates the gir...

from francescadefreitas

Gretchen's wish to be a fly on the wall in the boys locker room coems true, giving her insights into more than just male anatomy. This was fun, I enjoyed it, it felt a little slight and a little predictable. But a nifty highschool story about fitting in and standing out. I'd give this for younger...

from CatKin026

This book does exactly what it states in the back paragraph, and in the title. It's about a girl, and her seeing everything. While there is quite a fantastical aspect to this story that is never ever explained, the fact that this is a novella means that the author presents the subject matter, kee...

from francescadefreitas

Gretchen's wish to be a fly on the wall in the boys locker room coems true, giving her insights into more than just male anatomy. This was fun, I enjoyed it, it felt a little slight and a little predictable. But a nifty highschool story about fitting in and standing out. I'd give this for younger...

from theWallflower

It's short, but doesn't have very much plot. It's supposed to be about a girl who Franz Kafka's into a fly, so she can know what boys are really like, what they talk about, what goes on when girls aren't there turning them into monkey-idiots. The thing is, it doesn't seem like her big problem is ...