SuitabookFriendship and rivalry
Faith is separated from Megs at school, while choir arrangements place her near a girl she calls her sworn enemy.
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Candy Harper - Author
A comic school story about Faith navigating Year Ten, friendship difficulties and a choir project involving boys.
Being fourteen is a minefield: with fashion dilemmas, teacher trauma, embarrassing parents and boy drama, Faith is just hoping to make it through Year Ten without too many disasters. But when she and her best friend Megs sign up to take part in an inter-school choir with the local boys comprehensive, Faith's life gets even more complicated ... just how is she supposed to concentrate on becoming the next Cheryl Cole when she's trying to understand how teenage boys' minds work? First person recount.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA comic school story about Faith navigating Year Ten, friendship difficulties and a choir project involving boys.
Faith is separated from Megs at school, while choir arrangements place her near a girl she calls her sworn enemy.
Faith wants Finn to recognise her romantically and wonders how teenage boys think while taking part in the choir.
Faith describes teacher trouble, embarrassing situations, squeezy cheese and underage driving as part of her attempts to manage school and romantic problems.
The book brings together friendship strain, embarrassment, school authority, rivalry and a strong crush. Parents may wish to notice how Faith’s plans, including underage driving, are treated as the story develops.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; the book’s treatment of its main themes is not yet firm enough.
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