A collection of short stories and poems about the private world of girls and women: about change, loss, survival, dreams, friendship, jealousy and tolerance; about the adult lives that teenagers fear or long for; about the teenage years that women remember with regret or relief. This honest, intimate collection will resonate with teenage girls (and their mums), and is playfully illustrated in the style of a scrapbook, with girly photos and black and white drawings. Reviews 'This is a book for the reader to live through and to dream...It is likely to become the treasured book of the sensitive readers who enjoys good writing.'Buzz WordsAugust 2007'...great stories about the lives of teenage girls and women.'Northern Daily Leader, 25/8/07'...beautiful but heart-breaking collection of short stories and poetry...mainly suitable for teenagers...two thumbs up!'Launceston Examiner, 1/9/07 About the Author Brigid Lowry was born in New Zealand. She now lives there, having spent some time in Australia. In previous incarnations she has been a flower child, a waitress and a school teacher. She has published short stories and poetry as well as adult and young adult fiction. Her novel Guitar Highway Rose was shortlisted for the 1998 Children's Book Council of Australia Book of the Year Award for older readers. She teamed up with her son, Sam, to write Space Camp. Prizes * Highly designed and decorated pages will make it a lovely gift * Themes: identity, family, friendship, love, work, mental illness * Could be a great Mother's Day promotion, perfect for mothers and daughters to share * A great read for girls who love books about relationships, love, friendship, growing up |