Things quickly get out of hand when three seventeen-year-old girls decide to go ‘underground’. Being “extreme, debauched, anti-establishment and revolutionary” is all very well but where will it lead? And what about the boys they meet on the way? A witty and insightful look at teenage relationships and their never ending complexities.
If you enjoyed this then check out Simmone's second novel Everything Beautiful.
Taking their anti-social edge one step further, seventeen year old Gem and her friends Mira and Lo have decided to go 'underground'. Their activities will be 'extreme', 'anti-establishment', 'avant-garde' and 'debauched'. While Gem makes an underground film and Mira sets about pursuing 'boys-without-barcodes' no one knows what it is that Lo - the most subversive of the three - has planned.
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Taking their anti-social edge one step further, seventeen year old Gem and her friends Mira and Lo have decided to go 'underground'. Their activities will be 'extreme', 'anti-establishment', 'avant-garde' and 'debauched'.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Notes From The Teenage Underground and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-14 years old
Notes From The Teenage Underground features in the following genres: Featured Books for 13+ readers, Recommendations
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Notes From The Teenage Underground was written by Simmone Howell and published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Notes From The Teenage Underground has 335 pages
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