The Raspberry Rules by Karen McCombie (author)

Suitable for 10 – 13 years

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Product description

Rowan Love is thirteen and full of good intentions – so why does life keep going so wrong? Her teachers think she’s dippy and disorganized, her best friend has ditched her for new mates, and nobody appreciates her unique fashion sense. Maybe keeping a diary will help? Wander through Rowan’s funny and fabulous journal, filled with doodles, daydreams and delicious ideas – and find out all about hero worship, fairy lights, guardian angels, and making hair accessories out of sweet wrappers! A deliciously charming new novel set within the chaotic Love family, from the bestselling author of Ally’s World.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407115535

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

May 3rd, 2010

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 6.3; Middle years; 9.0 points

Other details

320 pages

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Karen McCombie

Karen McCombie is from Aberdeen but now lives in North London with her husband and four fat cats.

Karen is now a full-time writer but before that she worked for several teen magazines such as J17 and Sugar in a variety roles – everything from Fashion Editor to Features Editor!

Her highly successful series is Ally’s World. Ally Love is thirteen and lives with her weird family in a falling down house in Crouch End. Her eccentric mother’s not around so it’s just Dad, the four Love children and an array of pets including a three-legged cat, a vicious hamster and some stick insects.

When not writing Karen spends her time belly-dancing!