Review
'For those who can't get enough of (Girl, 15's) world, there is also Zoe and Chloe. The obsessions, embarrassments, disasters and joys of young teen life are captured with pitch-perfect comic timing' The Times 'In Girl 15 Limb is on sparkling form. Amidst the slapstick Limb weaves such themes as friendship and rivalry, the importance or not of appearances and so forth. Her characters, parents included, are recognisably real people made comically larger than life. Technically the novel is a delight with its cliffhanger chapter endings, incidents of nail-biting tension and pacy humour. This is pink lit that girls (and boys with a copy in a plain wrapper) will love' Books for Keeps 'She's invincible' Telegraph 'With Girl, 15 we have a real star ... the writing creates really enticing and endearing characterisation and brilliantly funny set pieces' School Librarian
Product Description
Zoe and Chloe have a mission: to transform themselves into goddesses in seven days (or thereabouts anyway - eight if they need the extra time). But who for? Zoe has a horrible dilemma. Having hated the horrible Beast for making Chloe's life a misery, Zoe has now realised that all was not as it seemed. When Beast came to both their rescue, Zoe's heart was completely overturned. But Zoe has told him she never wants to see him again. And how can she get him back without upsetting Chloe? And - more importantly - how can she compete with the gorgeous new girl on the scene, Charlie, with her trim hips, speckly eyes, fabulous mascara and tawny skin? The Goddess Project just got even more complicated ...
