What She Saw...: A Novel Paperback – September 4, 2001

I liked Lucinda Rosenfeld's writing, but I found the female protagonist very frustrating. Phoebe's character development didn't seem to go very far and I found it very difficult to relate and like her. But I did really like the author's writing and would definitely read something by her.

I really enjoyed this book. It was unlike any that I've ever read. It starts when the main character is in elementary school and follows her through every relationship. I found myself analyzing my own past relationships as I analyzed hers. Great read for someone in their early twenties!

Reminded me a LOT of Chelsea Handler's "My Horizontal Life", without the funny. I read the first couple of chapters and kept hoping that the book would get better, but it doesnt. I think it would be better if it was written rom a first person narrative instead of a non-fiction. It lacked direction, and ultimately a point. I didnt get it...

I waited 285 pages for this girl to have some kind of revaluation, and it ended up being 285 pages of a woman lowering her standards to please men. Not terribly written but a total drag of a plot line.

I rather liked the first two-thirds or so of this. Once she graduated from college and her life became messier it sort of wandered off.

Well written but not remarkable.

This book was funny, except the parts that may have hit a little close to home. I think I would be friends with the author. I'm still thinking of Phoebe and hoping she hangs on a few more years. Things will get better.

The chapters in this book run long. I thought it would be funnier or sweeter. It does not keep me interested.

Gripping a real page turner.highly recommend it

A great summer read. I couldn't put it down on holiday. Every girl no matter how you or old can relate to this book.

Heartfelt novel about a girl's ups and downs in love. Very interesting and well written.

This book started off interesting and I thought I was in for a good read. But it didn't take long for me to struggle with it. Phoebe Fine is a character it is near impossible to warm to and unfortunately I ended up just not caring what happened next.