Girls In Tears

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Why is goddess Ms Wilson encouraging young girls to get back with boys who patronise them, bully them into things they're not ready for and also make out with their best friends and then claim "but I was drunk" as an excuse. But they both know that Nadine's about to get into big trouble with an 'Internet date' and only the two of them together can save her. Get caught up in the wonderfully engrossing world of these three teenage girls and their absorbing, convincing and entertaining lives and loves. Every fight with a friend feels like the end of the world and every little problem feels like it’s never going to be resolved.

Girls in Tears is the fourth and final book that follows teenager Ellie and her two friends, Magda and Nadine. Then awakes and tries to leave only to stumble across her BeST friend making out and laying on top of her boyfriend on the stairs.I’m not sure what I was expecting but I was definitely hoping for something more inspiring than the previous novel. Jacqueline Wilson, award-winning queen of tell-it-as-it-is children's literature, hits the teen spot with this straightforward, highly enjoyable novel, adding further flesh to the bones of the characters her loyal readers will have come to love in Girls In Love, Girls Under Pressure and Girls Out Late. Honestly I’ve red and re-read this book for 10 years and I stand by the conclusion that those are some shitty friends. We understand that sometimes things may not arrive as expected, and we are unaware of such situations unless you inform us.

Russell is a jealous sex crazed maniac and yet somehow like she has always done with her friends, she’s willing to forget it all and start again despite in this case the clear warnings that his actions weren’t okay long before he tried to shag her supposedly unattractive friend. Another one of Russell's toxic traits is the way he completely plagiarises Ellie's original character and art style and uses it for an art competition, and compares it to Ellie adapting her late mother's original character into her own. After being one of the best book series ever in my opinion, this was where the Girls series came crashing down.Wilson is great at making realistic characters that you can quickly come to term with, giving realistic reactions to events. Wilson (Double Act) here introduces an animated heroine who delivers droll observations in a self-assured voice with a decidedly British accent.