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The sequel to the word-of-mouth TikTok hit! Juliet Grey sets off to attend university in London, and is ready to take on the big city- or is she? Perfect for fans of Heartstopper! Reviews of Diary Of A Teenage Fangirl 'This book is full of nostalgic and hilarious anecdotes relating to LGBTQ+ teenagers in the golden era of dan and phil tumblr. The references are PERFECT.. Taylor swift, Girl in Red and so many more I don't want to spoil. This book is perfect for any fangirls; young, old or former! Whether it's relating to the character and the era or reminiscing old fangirl days, you will identify with this book if you've ever been a fangirl. Such a fun read!'- Luna Rose Ferguson 'This is such a relatable book, I wish I'd read it as a teenager! It's like 'How to Build a Girl' by Caitlin Moran but it's set in the present day north east. It's really descriptive and specific, so if you've grown up at a similar time you'll be able to viscerally feel how it was back then. It's a nostalgia trip that took me back ten years, but it also feels very current, as it's set in the present day. It's a relatable feel-good story, peppered with a lot of playlists to get you into the atmosphere. I was a teenage fangirl and I got all the references, which was so fun!' - Amy Ertena 'loved reading this book! loved all of the little pop culture references and the playlists ? ' - Kate Varey 'Felt like reading a diary and Jules' voice was mine! Very easy to relate to in this modern digital age. Love the playlists too.' - Helen Alty
