The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas of Lottie Brooks: The sixth hilarious diary in the bestselling series: 6

It was a present for my 11 yo. She really entre enjoys these books. She finds them very funny. Great for Dork’s diaries fans.

Great book- as expected

My daughter is 12 and has always been quite reluctant to read fiction on her own. The first Lottie Brooks book completely changed that, and this is now the sixth one she’s read in the series. She absolutely loves Lottie as a character and finds the stories very relatable, the friendships, awkward moments and school dramas really resonate with her age group. She reads these independently and happily picks them up without being prompted, which is something we’ve struggled with in the past. The diary-style format, illustrations and humour make the book feel accessible and fun rather than intimidating, and she often ends up reading more than she planned because she’s so engaged. I’d highly recommend this book (and the series as a whole) to children who enjoy humour and real-life school situations, especially reluctant readers. It’s been a real confidence booster for her, and we’ll definitely continue buying the rest of the series.

My daughter loves this collection of books, she has them all.

Excellent read for my granddaughter, she loves these books

I really like the fun quirky characters in Lottie Brooks. I would suggest this book for teens and children over the age of 11. Definitely recommend

Both my 12 yo son and 9 yo daughter really love this series. The subject matter is possibly a little old for 9 yos.

Daughter absolutely loves Lottie Brooks. She has read many times. Everytime a new book comes out she has the start from book 1 and read the series.

Très bien

My tween is obsessed with Lottie! I get to hear about her daily— and we all love it! The summer was full of laughter and reading, thanks to these lovely books!

Great for 10 year oldies

I bought this book for my 11-year-old daughter. She has read many books by this author and loved them, until this one. The story focuses on a 13-year-old girl, and in this book the protagonist’s best friend comes out as gay, and there are references to joining an LGBT group. I believe these topics are not appropriate for children of 11 or 13 years old. I respect everyone’s personal choices, but I do not think this kind of content should be included in books aimed at young readers without clear age guidance. Parents should be aware of these themes before purchasing. Unfortunately, this book was a big disappointment for our family!

It is good for ages 13-16