A funny and sincere book about growing up in the form of a 12-year-old girl's diary. A kind of "Bridget Jones's Diary" for those who are entering a transitional age.

Lottie Brooks is soon 12, and, like any teenager, she has a lot of pressing problems: her best friend has gone to the other side of the world, and now urgently need to make friends in high school, and also buy the first bra, get rid of the nickname stuck in childhood, and most importantly, become the New Lottie - cool, confident and popular (at least enough so that at the big break you don’t eat a sandwich alone, locked yourself in in the toilet).

Lottie is a heroine in which every girl can easily recognize herself: a little comical, clumsy, a little obsessed with other people's opinions and not at all ideal. But, getting into a dozen embarrassing situations, quarreling and reconciling with friends and relatives, Lottie will understand that her imperfection is her main strength, and being herself is much more important than becoming the most popular at school.

Funny, humane and a very bright book - "Bridget Jones's Diary" for girls who are just entering adolescence, learning to accept themselves, make friends and fall in love.

Already on the first day after the release, the book took first place on Amazon, and later the rights to its translation have been sold to 8 countries.

Who is this book for

For girls from 10 years old.