Lara Bloom loves to write about her life in her diary until her older brother, Danny decided to read it and blackmail her. Then her friend Anaya gave her a link to an online diary.
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?
I think the format would appeal to younger readers (age 9-12) as it breaks it up into smaller sections and doesn’t feel like a “chapter book”.
I can see this being really impactful for younger readers in the importance of being yourself and not trying to be a carbon copy of someone else. Overall, a great YA read. I would definitely recommend this book to others.
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?
I think the format would appeal to younger readers (age 9-12) as it breaks it up into smaller sections and doesn’t feel like a “chapter book”.
I can see this being really impactful for younger readers in the importance of being yourself and not trying to be a carbon copy of someone else. Overall, a great YA read. I would definitely recommend this book to others.