A Girl's Guide to Being Awesome: Empowering Advice for Teenage Life
Teenage life doesn't come with a rule book, so here is the next best thing.
Let's face it: growing up is confusing. You're expected to get good grades at school, maintain an insta-worthy social life and somehow also hone a range of life skills which you definitely don't want to ask your parents about...This book is here to act as your go-to guide on everything from social media to sexting and from body image to self-esteem. Acting as your personal cheerleader, this book will teach you everything you need to navigate your teens with sass and style.Remember, there is nothing more awesome than being you.Suzanne Virdee is an award-winning TV journalist. She presents the national weekend news for ITV and also works for the BBC, most recently for Radio 4 and the documentary series Inside Out. As someone of mixed heritage (her father is Indian, her mother white English) she is passionate about empowering girls from all backgrounds to believe they can achieve their dreams, just like she did.
Follow her on Twitter: @SuzanneVirdee, or on Instagram or FB.Author: Suzanne Virdee
Format: Paperback, 160 pages, 148mm x 210mm
Published: 2020, Summersdale Publishers, United Kingdom
Genre: Young Adult General Interest & Leisure
Interest Age: From 11 to 16 years
Teenage life doesn't come with a rule book, so here is the next best thing.
Let's face it: growing up is confusing. You're expected to get good grades at school, maintain an insta-worthy social life and somehow also hone a range of life skills which you definitely don't want to ask your parents about...This book is here to act as your go-to guide on everything from social media to sexting and from body image to self-esteem. Acting as your personal cheerleader, this book will teach you everything you need to navigate your teens with sass and style.Remember, there is nothing more awesome than being you.Suzanne Virdee is an award-winning TV journalist. She presents the national weekend news for ITV and also works for the BBC, most recently for Radio 4 and the documentary series Inside Out. As someone of mixed heritage (her father is Indian, her mother white English) she is passionate about empowering girls from all backgrounds to believe they can achieve their dreams, just like she did.
Follow her on Twitter: @SuzanneVirdee, or on Instagram or FB.