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A review by sammii
Take Three Girls by Simmone Howell, Fiona Wood, Cath Crowley
5.0
I have so much love for this book!
This book tackles some major issues that the majority of teenagers face during their high school years, especially now that the internet and social media is such a major part of everyday lives.
The story follows three completely different girls, thrown together during their wellness class. These girls become unlikely friends as they battle online bullying, go through heartbreaks and navigate the politics of high school.
The authors have done such an amazing job of tackling the tough subjects of sexuality, bullying, eating disorders and alcohol / substance abuse. Whilst the book can go to some dark places, there are so many happy moments as we get to see the girls grow and form a strong friendship.
I think that this is a brilliant and relevant book that everyone should read, as we all will be able to relate to something in this story. You know what they say, highschool never ends. So whilst we might leave the hallways and homework behind, similar issues are still prevalent in our lives as adults.
I would like to thank Pan Macmillan Australia and the authors for providing me with a copy of this book. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
This book tackles some major issues that the majority of teenagers face during their high school years, especially now that the internet and social media is such a major part of everyday lives.
The story follows three completely different girls, thrown together during their wellness class. These girls become unlikely friends as they battle online bullying, go through heartbreaks and navigate the politics of high school.
The authors have done such an amazing job of tackling the tough subjects of sexuality, bullying, eating disorders and alcohol / substance abuse. Whilst the book can go to some dark places, there are so many happy moments as we get to see the girls grow and form a strong friendship.
I think that this is a brilliant and relevant book that everyone should read, as we all will be able to relate to something in this story. You know what they say, highschool never ends. So whilst we might leave the hallways and homework behind, similar issues are still prevalent in our lives as adults.
I would like to thank Pan Macmillan Australia and the authors for providing me with a copy of this book. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.