gonna take being self quarantined an oppourtunity to reread all the Jacqueline Wilson book i own https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😼" title="Cat face with wry smile" aria-label="Emoji: Cat face with wry smile">https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😼" title="Cat face with wry smile" aria-label="Emoji: Cat face with wry smile">

first up: Love Lessons
really enjoyed rereading this but it is pretty messed up thinking about it now. the main character Prue is really unlikeable and a bit irritating and Rax is a big fat NONCE. shes literally 14 and hes her teacher ??¿??¿?
3/5 stars

Lola Rose
i remember this being one of my faves when i was younger, and it disnt disappoint revisiting. bitersweet story with intense highs and lows throughout with hard topics such as domestic abuse and cancer
4.75/5 stars

1st in the quadrilogy is: girls in love
I remember rly relating to ellie when i was a teen, feeling like the “ugly, fat, undesirable friend” brought back some old emotions of trying to fit in and find a boyf !https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤣" title="Rolling on the floor laughing" aria-label="Emoji: Rolling on the floor laughing">enjoyed re-reading & cant wait for the other 3! (ps fuck liam)
3.25/5

2nd of the ‘girls’ series: girls under pressure
again felt ellies narrative very relatable, iv struggled with my weight and eating habits for most of my life. talks about the reality of eating disorders & also other real life issues for teenagers, which are still current.
4/5