Although this book is clearly aimed at a younger audience than me, I did enjoy reading it and have now passed it onto my daughter for her to read and hopefully enjoy.
Thanks to Reader's First for sending me an advanced copy to read and review.
Lara is captain of her football team and has little interest in her appearance, until new boy Caiden starts at school. Then she decides that her friends may be right in trying to glow themselves up, and she joins them in trying to improve herself. But will Caiden notice, or was he quite happy with Lara as she was?
Lara is a likeable main character, and the book is written as a series of journal posts so is in a relaxed chatty style.
Clearly aimed at a more teenage market, I still think for a more mature reader there is enough to enjoy, as it is not preachy and has a nice sense of humour and self-deprecation running through it
Thanks to Reader's First for sending me an advanced copy to read and review.
Lara is captain of her football team and has little interest in her appearance, until new boy Caiden starts at school. Then she decides that her friends may be right in trying to glow themselves up, and she joins them in trying to improve herself. But will Caiden notice, or was he quite happy with Lara as she was?
Lara is a likeable main character, and the book is written as a series of journal posts so is in a relaxed chatty style.
Clearly aimed at a more teenage market, I still think for a more mature reader there is enough to enjoy, as it is not preachy and has a nice sense of humour and self-deprecation running through it