After reading the first few books in Rennison’s The Confessions of Georgia Nicholson series, I was a lot more than pleased when I found this rather colourful little book in a local bookshop. And I can say with conviction I much prefer it to the first series she wrote, and, I don’t know why, but I seem to be able to identify with Tallulah than I could with Georgia. Perhaps it’s the low self-esteem, or the over-powering desire to study performing arts, or just the helpless obsession with delinquent boarding school boys, perhaps I’ll never know. But it’s hilarious and empowering and left me wanting much, much more.
The Secret Life of a Struggling Poet 