by E. Lockhart
One of the drawbacks of reading so many books is that I have extremely high standards since I've read some truly excellent pieces of literature...and also some major duds. I say all of this because I read We Were Liars by E. Lockhart 2 years ago and so I know she has the capability to write amazing ...
This was my 4th or 5th time reading this book, and goodness I just love it. JUST LOVE IT. Absolutely one of my favourite books of life.
This was exactly the kind of light reading I needed while I sludged through the grand book that is [b:Dune|234225|Dune|Frank Herbert|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1349105964s/234225.jpg|3634639].Meet Gretchen Yee, a relatively ordinary girl in a school where everyone is "different" and everyone is "s...
E. Lockhart is one of the best young adult novelists writing today. She is somehow able to capture what it is like to be a teenager -- complete with family issues and tension, friendship problems and boy-angst. She writes in a way that is fun, easy to read and humorous. Fly on the Wall is not my f...
I adore Lockhart's Ruby Oliver series. Fly on the Wall is the first work by the author not in the Ruby Oliver series I have read. I enjoyed the novel and despite it's brevity, it was well done.Gretchen Yee is undergoing major changes in her home life and feels lost in her school life. She one day ma...
I actually listened to the audio version of this, and it was OK, aside from long periods of fixation on male anatomies.
3.5 out of 5 stars!
This story was more of an essay or excercise than a full book, though most of my disappointment probably stems from how much I enjoy E. Lockhart's characters. At the end I wanted more Gretchen.
E Lockhart is great. This book is so much fun.
Cute. A little heavier on the stream-of-consciousness than I normally care for, and at times read a bit like a public service announcement, but still, I liked it.
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