"Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

I have something new here (at least, the Search thingie didn't seem to say anyone else had posted about it yet).

I've seen this book around my local library and bookstore for a while now, but I haven't actually read it.

Anyway, yesterday, I finally took a flip through it at the library. (I must have been jonesing for some process.)

I'd read the back cover before (seemingly another teenage superhero with a villain for a parent, blah blah blah), but this one has a protag who grows to 50 feet tall for some reason. I think it's her superpower.

As I said, I've only flipped through it, but, even if there isn't any "out of clothes" GTS, there is at least some discussion of new giant clothes made out of rugs and carpets and such.

I aim to pick it up some time soon, though, so here's hoping I receive a pleasant surprise!

(I never picked it up before because I just assumed that it would be all "clean" and "sensitized" for the readership. Boo!)

Re: "Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

I started reading it. It's pretty interesting and has some humor.

Sadly, I've lost my copy, and didn't even get to the giantess stuff yet. :-\

Re: "Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

I might have to see if it’s available in an ebook, I enjoy giantess scenarios in and out of a fetish context. As well being an avid reader I’ll read anything that’s a good story.

Re: "Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

Wow, it says the release date was just a few months ago, I'm surprised it wasn't brought up here before. Thanks for the telling us about it! It actually looks like a fun read :D

Re: "Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

It's not bad. I bought it. She's hit by a beam, and there are a few episodes of not knowing what is going on. Dresses must have "shrunk," and the chair on a car not going back far enough, etc. "What's happening to me?" Once or twice.

No on the moment process, but a lot of response. Waking up taller...having grown about a foot a day, buttons popping on her dress in her sleep and so on. Skin feeling tight and that sort of thing. At one point each day in the week features a subtitle of her height, followed by a short moment from said day... "11 feet, 12 feet," and so on as she tries to fit in the church she is taking shelter in.

Overall, worth a look for reaction type things and, for a time, some decent slow growth narrative.

Re: "Attack of the 50 Ft. Wallflower"
 

I've read it now. Whole story was "meh", too much stuff and not enough explanations.

Growth was at least present, but we never saw it happen, never witnessed any clothes bursting and giant naked chicks.

Sigh...I just keep picking up library books that look good, but wind up being complete stinkeroos.