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Fly on the Wall How One Girl Saw Everything E Lockhart Books

To be honest, the first few pages bored me and I had put it down for a few weeks. When I picked it back up again and read a bit into it (30 pages or so) I started to really like it. It isn't your typical book, and the fact that she literately turned into a fly surprised me enough to almost put it down again. It wasn't an easy read for me, not because it was a hard topic to read or anything I just couldn't get used to the writing style. I love the first part when she turned into a fly and the boys started coming into the locker room.

I'm terrible at writing reviews, but here is the gist. I would recommend this to a friend. I wouldn't read it again, but that has nothing to do with the quality of the book, I just don't read books again unless they are LOTR or Harry Potter. Main thing I am trying to say here, yes it is different but it is a good different. Don't knock it until you try reading it.


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Fly on the Wall How One Girl Saw Everything E Lockhart Books Reviews

This book is absolutely amazing. It expresses fantastically realistic thoughts and situations. Truly one of the best books by far.
E. Lockhart is loved by my girls!
Not my taste
Never really read a book from this aspect and it was quite entertaining as well as eye opening. It was quite a page turner.
A great switch on the Freaky Friday switcheroo, with the added bonus that guys get a bit of a dose of their own objectification/body classification medicine!
I actually cried at one point and laughed throughout. This is good PG-13 rated writing. I loved the concept of the story.
Love her writing. Weird concept. Great ending. Too sexual for a teenage audience.
To be honest, the first few pages bored me and I had put it down for a few weeks. When I picked it back up again and read a bit into it (30 pages or so) I started to really like it. It isn't your typical book, and the fact that she literately turned into a fly surprised me enough to almost put it down again. It wasn't an easy read for me, not because it was a hard topic to read or anything I just couldn't get used to the writing style. I love the first part when she turned into a fly and the boys started coming into the locker room.

I'm terrible at writing reviews, but here is the gist. I would recommend this to a friend. I wouldn't read it again, but that has nothing to do with the quality of the book, I just don't read books again unless they are LOTR or Harry Potter. Main thing I am trying to say here, yes it is different but it is a good different. Don't knock it until you try reading it.