Lottie Brooks Series

In the third installment of the Lottie Brooks series, discover the crush calamities, friendship fumbles, and homework mishaps of an 11 (and 3/4) year old girl trying to survive her first year of middle school.

Dear Diary, 

BIG, MEGA, SUPER-HUGE news! I, Lottie Brooks, your favorite sixth grader (probably) will be going on her VERY FIRST DATE! (I won’t ruin the surprise and tell you who with.) There just One Little Problem. I don’t know what happens on a date. Or what I should wear. Or what I should do if my date tries to kiss me! Or if I smell good. *sniffs* Actually, it turns out I have A LOT OF PROBLEMS!

Luckily, I always have my BFFs, Molly and Jess, by my side to cheer me on. Not to mention my pet hammies! Plus, mom likes to remind me there is more to life that boys. And I agree. There’s also cheese paninis, slumber parties, braces (that one’s not ideal), and bubble tea, and being the queens of sixth grade. 

I may not be sure of everything, but I do know that with my besties, my families, and maybe even a bubble tea or two, I can survive anything—even a mega-complicated crush. 

xx,
Lottie

In the second installment of the bestselling Lottie Brooks series, discover the friendships fails, flirtation fumbles, and fashion faux paus of an 11 (and 3/4!) year-old-girl trying to survive her first year of middle school.

Dear diary, I’m back! Sorry it’s been SO long but I look forward to filling you in on all my exciting adventures . . . or I guess embarrassing adventures if we are being honest, which is our thing, right?

A LOT has changed since last semester. For one, mom had her baby. Little Bella is SUPER cute (and loud). Also, my BFF Molly moved home! I can’t wait to introduce her to my other BFF Jess. There’s no way we won’t be the Terrific Threesome–even if Amber says sometimes “three’s a crowd.” Plus, I am auditioning for the school play! It’s The Little Mermaid, and I just KNOW I’ll get a starring role…probably.

Some things haven’t changed at all, though. I still have no boobs, no boyfriend, and no phone when mom suddenly calls for “Screen-Free Sundays.” (A terrible idea if you ask me.) One thing is for sure, it’ll be another big year for Lottie Brooks. Wish me luck, babe!

Bestselling author Katie Kirby captures the humorous and heart-felt antics of Lottie Brooks, an 11-year-old who is in for one long–and embarrassing–year if she can’t learn to laugh at life’s little mistakes.

A Warning to Future Readers:

Hi, I’m Lottie Brooks! I’m 11 (and 3/4) years old and this is my diary. Before you read, though, you should be warned. This book is going to include mortifying moments like bra shopping with your mom and your seven-year-old brother, showing up to class with cereal in your hair, watching your dad sing horrible karaoke, standing awkwardly at your first school dance, and so many more humiliating occurrences.

Turn away now if you’d rather not read about such excruciating experiences. It would be entirely understandable and highly recommended!