Earn My (Not So) Simple Life (Rachel Riley, #4) Penned By Joanna Nadin Offered In Physical Book
Rachel Rileytä. Kaikki on kovin ironista, niin tiarat kuin vaatteetkin, Minua viehättää kirjan yliampuva teinimäisyys, joka tuo mieleen omat epävarmat teiniajat, Rachel haluaa olla cool vintagetyyppi, koska se on hienoa ja niiiiin ironista, mutta missään vaiheessa hän ei pysähdy ajattelemaan, onko se todella häntä itseään.
Viihdyttävää lukemista, perhe on täysin sekopäinen, joten ei ihmekään, ettei Rachelkään aina tiedä, mitä tekisi ja kuka olisi.
It's funny, but boring. Ok if you have nothing better to read, . . I'll be honest, I got this book free in a magazine in some sort of bumperpack, And from this I ended up reading the whole series,
Rachel, I felt, was somewhat annoying, She just seemed entirely oblivious to the people around her, well, not entirely, she just seemed like she had a permanent set of rose tinted glasses on.
I loved her dramatic slide of character, however, and this made me want to continue reading about her cringeworthy endevours and slightly relatable teenage antics.
For any teenage girl out there, this book is a definite MUST, even if it is only this book you read out of the whole series unlikely!, when I finally finished them all the cliff hanger was tremendous and I actually felt my self become emotional at the potential whatif possibilities.
In short: Loved it! I absolutely love Joanna Nadin's style of writing
and 'The Rachel Riley Diaries' are my favourite series so far!!
As soon as I have read one book, I have to go straight on to the next one they are very very addictive!
I love how the story is a diary of Rachel's life and I love all the characters and how their lives are unfolding across the series.
I can't wait to read the last three books in the series but I never want them to end!! guys help I dont no how to actually read the book it just keeps coming up as the front cover Joanna Nadinin "Yksinkertaista elämää, Rachel Riley" Gummerus,on Saffron Waldenin pikkukaupungissa asuvan teinitytön elämästä kertovan sarjan viides osa.
Rachel osallistuu nyt wiccanoitapiirin toimintaan, tapaa uuden söpön pojan, aloittaa lukion, jää koukkuun Facebookiin ja sitä rataa.
Kommellukset ja väärinkäsitykset seuraavat toistaan,
Juuri mikään ei ole muuttunut aikaisempiin osiin verrattuna, eli jos pidit aikaisemmista osista, niin tulet takuulla pitämään tästäkin.
Miinuksena on tosin mainittava, että sama koskee myös Rachelin henkilöhahmoa, vaikka ikää tuleekin vuosi vuodelta enemmän, joten hieman puuduttavaksi touhu alkaa käydä.
Lopullisessa arvosanassa siitä miinustettakoon yksi tähti,
Suomennoksesta täytyy vielä sanoa sen verran, että että World Cupin kääntäminen jalkapallon maailmanmestaruuskilpailuiksi tuntuu olevan kerta toisensa jälkeen ylivoimainen tehtävä.
Making plan with Scarlet to deal with postbreakup trauma, We are going to channel anger into something positive and have new mission statement:, Not to moon about over exes but to embrace single life,. To stay away from all men Sad Ed excepted as he is not actual man, He tried to disagree on this but was outnumbered,. To remain true to our friends, forsaking all others,. To remember that we alone are responsible for our own happiness, Scarlet is right. Life will be so much easier without the complications of love, It will be utter Simple Life and am completely committed, Am starting tomorrow. Joanna Nadin is an English author of juvenile fiction best known for the Rachel Riley series of teenage novels Based on Nadins own childhood, the series follows the comedic narration of ayear old girl.
Nadin has also written several books of juvenile fiction, These include two books for the Oxford University Press Project X series designed to encourage boys to read.
Nadin previously worked as a policy writer for the Labour Party UK, In, she became a special adviser to Tony Blair, As a child I buried myself in books both at home in Essex and at my grandparents houses in Cornwall, where I spent a large part of my time, and where many of my stories are now set.
Books and later films were an escape not just from where I was but who I Joanna Nadin is an English author of juvenile fiction best known for the Rachel Riley series of teenage novels Based on Nadin's own childhood, the series follows the comedic narration of ayear old girl.
Nadin has also written several books of juvenile fiction, These include two books for the Oxford University Press "Project X" series designed to encourage boys to read.
Nadin previously worked as a policy writer for the Labour Party UK, In, she became a special adviser to Tony Blair, As a child I buried myself in books both at home in Essex and at my grandparents houses in Cornwall, where I spent a large part of my time, and where many of my stories are now set.
Books and later films were an escape not just from where I was but who I was, which, as I saw it, was pretty much a geek.
They gave me the freedom to become someone else, from George in the Famous Five to Velvet Brown winning the Grand National to Baby dancing the Chachacha with Johnny Castle.
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