Trouble has been praised for being "brilliantly written" and "wonderfully authentic and realistic" and even “perfectly crafted” in Guardian and other reviews. Another says, “Stories like this make me wish I had a best friend, one that knows me better than I know myself.”

The author deals with the hot topic of teenage pregnancy in a light and fictional manner. Yet the book is completely reflective of how teenagers live. It’s rare to find teenagers written about honestly and realistically, living in the UK and not off at boarding school/fantasyland. Trouble also features elderly people and parents as real people and not just plot devices to control the main characters.

ex-library. Good condition. see my other listings.