Double Dare You
Ella Diaries, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Alanah Parkin
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By:
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Meredith Costain
WARNING: You are about to listen to my UTTERLY BIGGEST SECRETS. Can I trust you? OK then. I'm Ella, and this is my diary.
It's a new school year, and everything is perfect. Ella has a new uniform, glittery stationery and can't wait to meet her new teacher. Until class starts, that is – and EVERYTHING goes wrong. She can't believe she has to sit next to her absolutely WORST ENEMY EVER, Peach Parker!
No matter how far she moves her pencil case across the desk, Peach is in her SPACE. Where's her BFF Zoe? Can this year get ANY WORSE?
©2015 Meredith Costain. The moral rights of Meredith Costain & Danielle McDonald have been asserted (P)2026 Bolinda Publishing
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Critics' reviews
'The Ella Diaries explore the real issues girls face at school and home. Ella is definitely not a wimpy kid – she's resourceful, caring and real.' (ReadPlus)
'Meredith Costain has a natural gift when it comes to using a child's voice and thought. Her writing, characters and storylines always impress. The light-hearted tone and focus on important themes entertains while imparting strong messages.' (Kids' Book Review)
' Among a slew of other bubblegum-hued diary hybrids, this mean-girl tale is a gentle take, just right for a younger audience hankering for a fast, frothy read ... Cute and effervescent.' (Kirkus Reviews)
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