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Courtney Stepleton cstepleton — If this was the first time I read this book and I was a mere 16 years old, I probably would have given it 5 stars. Flyy Girl was my first adventure into reading for pleasure. It was given to me from my cousin and it kept me occupied for a few days in the summer. So I'll always have a small bit of love for this book. It is now maybe 10 or so years later since the first and second and third time I read Flyy Girl and I see it so differently now. I admired Tracy. Maybe from a lack of my own self esteem. I wanted to have her party girl lifestle, but I knew that wasn't me. I can definitely say after rereading this book as an adult I'm more like Raheema personality wise. Now, I see Tracy as a troubled girl who just follows the wrong people and turn into a direction that wouldn't be healthy for anyone. And of course, she has her epiphany and changes her life around for the better. As for the Author, Mr. Tyree, I was really disappointed with the writing. From what he described, Tracy lived in an upscale black neighborhood, yet her language left a lot to be desired. I'm not from Philly so I don't know how integrated the areas are to have upscale areas right next to the hood (Oh wait, yes I do, I live in Baltimore). But as a child of better off parents, Tracy wouldn't have had a choice where to go. She would have been in private school and she sure wouldn't have been saying words like "chew" instead of "you" without getting popped in the mouth by one of her parents. These are not my kind of books anymore. I have moved on from the "ghetto novel" genre. It has gotten stale and it's really for a younger crowd (not saying I'm old at a mere 26). However, if someone were to ever find a book in this genre that really has some depth, please recommend it to me. So I know I'm rating this high. Because it probably should be a 3 star book. But I'm giving it an extra star for being my first book into pleasure reading and not just school assignments.