Buttercup Mash Award-winning author by Joanna Nadin (author) (UK edition)

Suitable for 11 – 18 years

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“OMG. I think I just joined glee club and I am NOT EVEN JOKING!”

Buttercup has ISSUES. Her family’s dysfunctional, her best friend’s a drama queen and she doesn’t even know who her dad is! What’s a girl to do? Isn’t it obvious? Join the school glee club, embarrass the hell out of yourself singing rock ballads and dancing like a demented hamster on a sugar rush, and write a diary for an internet shrink about your messed-up life. OK, well perhaps YOU wouldn’t… but Buttercup does! The mash-ups at the glee club are nothing compared with the mash-up of Buttercup’s life! A hilarious and touching tale from bestselling author Joanna Nadin.

Praise for the Rachel Riley series:

“A genuine rival to Adrian Mole… an absolute must-read.” Publishing News

“Nadin achieves the rare trick of producing a book that will make both adults and teenagers laugh aloud.” Observer

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780192756251

Lexile measure

1130L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 6.7; Middle years; 10.0 points

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Joanna Nadin

Joanna studied drama at Hull, and later worked part-time for a juggling company whilst studying for a MA in Political communications in Peckham, London. Having worked for Alastair Campbell, she left Downing Street after the 2005 election, and now freelances as a government speech and TV scriptwriter. She has written five books for younger readers, some of which have been shortlisted for numerous awards.