Also like Matt, Grandpa cooks up some hilarious schemes that had me giggling. His grandfather was always a scene stealer, and like Matt, the grandpa at eighty some years old, is obsessed with girls too, and he is determined to win the heart of the widow across the street. His relationship with his grandfather was terrific. *Matt is the focus of the story, and I loved getting to know him and his family better. My favorite being when they decide to masquerade as girls in order to get into the girl's locker room. In their quest to see an actual real-live naked girl, the trio gets themselves into some side splitting predicaments. At fifteen, the boys are obsessed with sex and the thoughts of seeing a naked girl. *The story centers around three friends, Matt, Coop and Sean. This was the perfect light, funny read that I loved.

If you enjoy books that feature adolescent boys, a bit of crude humor and zany antics, this is one you should read. *Swim The Fly is a hilarious, laugh out read that I loved. Will he somehow be able to swim a the fly, see a naked girl and win Kelly's heart? When their swim coach calls for volunteers to swim the fly, Matt steps up, hoping to impress Kelly. She certainly changed over the year, but she used to date Tony, the star butterfly swimmer. The first day at the pool, Matt's stomach does a flip flop when he catches sight of Kelly, a girl who used to compete on a rival team, but now she is on their team. Aside from seeing a naked girl, the three friends also compete on the summer swim team, even though, none of them are great swimmers. This summer's goal is to see a real-live naked girl. For the last five years, the trio have set a summer goal.

Summer stretches out in all of its glory for Matt and his two best friends, Coop and Sean. Four stars: A hilarious book that will have you laughing out loud.

Swim the Fly by Don Calame