Olivia
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
A witty, page-turning story about a typical angst-ridden teen by clever British author Rosie Rushton.
Rosie Rushton Books
January 1, 1946
This author delves into the intricate dynamics of relationships and the everyday challenges of growing up. Through compelling storytelling, she explores the emotional landscapes and experiences of her characters, capturing the subtle nuances of friendship, love, and self-discovery. Her works resonate with readers for their honesty and relatable characters navigating a world filled with hopes and uncertainties. The author's style is both accessible and insightful, making her a beloved voice for young readers seeking connection and understanding.
Love, Lies and Lizzie
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
When Mrs Bennet inherits enough money to move into the kind of village she has always dreamed of, her daughters find themselves swept up in a glamorous life of partying and country pursuits. But Lizzie and her sisters soon discover that, beneath the very smart surface, lurks a web of intrigue and rivalries.
Summer of Secrets
- 198 pages
- 7 hours of reading
What would happen if the traumas of teenage life and love from Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey surfaced in the twenty-first century? Caitlin Morland has always craved excitement. So when she wins an art scholarship to Mulberry Court College, she's delighted to be befriended by the glamorous Izzy Thorpe and intriguing Summer Tilney. As Caitlin finds herself swept up in their exotic lives, she becomes determined to uncover the secrets surrounding Summer. An invitation to join the Tilneys in Italy provides the perfect opportunity...
Tell Me I'm Ok Really
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
girls! - Das ist meinProblem! - bk692; C. Bertelsmann Verlag; Rosie Rushton; pocket_book; 1998
Just don't make a scene, mum!
- 172 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Full of wry observations of the plight of 15-year-olds, this is an amusing story of five teenagers, their trials and tribulations. It is the first title in a trilogy, from author Rosie Rushton who has her own teenage column in The Times.
Filles - 9: Comment as-tu osé, maman ?
- 189 pages
- 7 hours of reading
- Julie a le moral à zéro. Rob l'a quittée pour Emma et sa mère n'arrête pas de lui hurler dessus ! Les choses vont mal. Très mal !- Laura nage dans le bonheur. Elle ne pense qu'à Daniel, Daniel, Daniel... Et pourtant, sa mère lui cause bien du souci !- John s'intéresse beaucoup à Sumitha... Mais un nouveau prof de sciences arrive au collège et Sumitha le trouve trop craquant !- Emma a découvert sa voie :elle veut être actrice ! Coûte que coûte !
Jet, set et match
- 235 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Émily est la future star du tennis anglais ! Mais les entraînements incessants l'épuisent et la pression de la compétition devient insoutenable. Son rêve : mener enfin une vie " normale ". Comment l'avouer à sa mère, qui mise tout sur sa carrière de championne ? À croire qu'elle n'a jamais euseize ans !Pourtant, Émily n'est pas la première à se rebeller. Lorsque sa grand-mère et sa mère se lancent dans le récit de leur propre adolescence, elle n'en croit pas ses oreilles.
Zum einem fürchtet Georgie, dass die äSchandeä von Mutters Aufenthalt in der Psychiatrie zutage tritt, zum anderen wird sie von Ängsten geschüttelt, selbst durchzudrehen.
¡Friends!: Eine Wahnsinnswoche
- 159 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Jade is not getting on with her "new" family, particularly Allegra, the cousin from hell, and is still grieving for her dead parents. Then Jade decides to sort her life out by "escaping" to her grandmother.
