Girl Vs. Boy is a awesome book because of the events and the drama. Girl Vs. Boy is about a girl in highschool and gets to write for the school paper.Also, she tries to find a FB ( future boyfriend) and comes with drama. Now, when she writes the school she writes about drama and she finds love but, is he the one for her? What will she do when she finds herself in asticky situation? Will she burst or be strong? I have had this situation to me when I was choosen to be a school writer for 'Find The News' and i had talk about drama in the paper. My drama was about the goosip in the girls bathroom and the news about the mystery in the liabary. I wasn't going though with the boy drama but, osme one was so, i decided to give some advice. Nobody knew that it was me and nobody knows that Luisa is Newshound. I was in her in shoes and i know it feels like. I rate this book a five stars because of the interesting drama and events that apper out of know where. I would recommed this book to a drama amd goosip group because it talks a lot about that. The book includes some langue so I would also recommened this book to young adult people out there. So, next time your in the liabary ask your liabarin to see if they have the book Girl Vs. Boy and beaware of the events and the drama! I have to say, this book has been on my to-read list for a long time. And now I finally read it! This book was cute and surprisingly good (amazing!!!). I feel like this book had a lot of twists and almost every other chapter had me surprised of the outcome. Throughout this book I thought I knew who 'Scoop' was....BUT I DIDN'T!!! That was the MOST surprising twist of all; finding out who wrote the guys' column. The writing was great and I was hooked into it all the way until the end. B-)
this was a good book. it had a lot of romance, action and lastly war....... between boys and girls
—Max
WAS MY FAVOURITE BOOK WHEN I WAS YOUNG, ONE OF THE FIRST BOOKS THAT I TRULY LOVED
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