Girl vs. the World
1 primary work • 4 total works
Book 3
When Edi and Archie hook up, Edi can hardly believe her luck. Soccer-mad Archie is gorgeous and funny, and his loving family welcome her with open arms. Finally, she’s surrounded by people who love her just the way she is. But is Archie more interested in sport than he is in Edi?
she just knows it. She’s not a kid anymore, but
she’s not grown-up either. Hazel hasn't even
kissed a boy and she's not sure she ever will.
Although that doesn't stop her from thinking
about Leo in the year above...
Hazel wishes she could talk to her mum about it
– but these days her mum is too busy hanging
out with her new boyfriend.
Does anyone understand what’s going on with
Hazel?
Girl vs. the World is a fun, true-to-life series about navigating high school, first crushes, and the ups and downs of adolescence.
Hazel’s friends are super cool, but she feels like a fraud. She doesn’t have her period yet and she’s never been kissed, and she’s not confident or pretty like her friends are, either! So what should she do about her crush on Leo, who’s sweet and funny but in the year above? Maybe it’s time to take matters into her own hands …
Refreshingly honest and deliciously heartwarming, this series is perfect for readers aged 10 to 13.
dog, Cricket; her painting and drawing; and the cute guy in
the art-supplies store who keeps her daydreaming. But there
are a lot of bad things too: her parents seem more concerned
with their on-again-off-again relationship than they are with
her, and even her best friend Edi seems to be zoning out on her.
What does Olympia have to do to get their attention?