Truth, Dare, Kiss or Promise: Pop Princess - Cathy Hopkins

What young girl doesn't want to be a Pop Princess? (437 words)
by crazyminx - written on 24/06/09, updated on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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quick and fun read occasionally, and to escape to a simpler and less stressful age. Recently I picked this book up from the library. Pop Princess, written by Cathy Hopkins, is part of the Truth, Dare, Kiss or Promise series which follows the lives, loves and adventures of five young teenagers based in Cornwall: Becca, Kat, Mac, Lia and Squidge. Each book is written from the perspective of a different character, and in Pop Princess it is Becca who is telling the story. Becca finds herself dared by Squidge to accompany the group to the Pop Prince and Princess auditions. Becca loves to sing, but she thinks she is fat and has a reputation for being a bit of a flakey ...

Mates, Dates and Diamond Destiny - Cathy Hopkins

If you think your too small to make an impact try sharing a ... (905 words)
by angiebabyqueen - written on 22/06/06 (Very useful, 488 readings)
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This is the eleventh and latest book in the mate’s dates series. The series started with three teenage girl mates, but a few books into the series, Cathy introduced another girl to the group, all facing different teenage rite of passage and problems. Lucy, Izzie, Nesta and TJ make up the best friends, all helping each other in times of need. In each book in the series, one girl takes the lead with their problem. This time, its Nesta and her problem is facing the depression areas of life. Starting off in a café, Tony, Nesta’s older brother bets her that she can’t go a day without talking about boys. Nesta, big mouth, boy mad gorgeous Italian background agrees and if she ...

Mates, Dates and Cosmic Kisses - Cathy Hopkins

Mates, Dates and Cosmic Kisses by Cathy hopkins (134 words)
by +* Steph *+ - written on 17/08/05 (Somewhat useful, 289 readings)
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was hooked! I think the books are a good influence to any girl exploring her personality, and without being too rude, Cathy Hopkins gives you an inside look into the lives of four friends: Lucy, Izzie, Nesta and TJ, who all have very different lives. These are great books, and can be enjoyed by ...