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Pea's Book of Best Friends

By Susie Day

Pea moves to London, but why is the seat beside her always empty?

humorous heartwarming relatable

Genres

Friendship/Family Humour Realistic Fiction

What is Pea's Book of Best Friends about?

When Pea Llewellyn's mum becomes a bestselling author, they move from their tiny Tenby flat to a new house in London. Pea enjoys her attic bedroom and even her new school uniform. However, she struggles to find a friend at school, facing an empty seat beside her in every class. Determined, Pea sets out to find a best friend in this humorous and heartwarming tale.

About the author

Susie Day is a British author who loves writing funny and heartwarming books for children and teenagers. She is best known for her Pea series, which follows the adventures of Pea and her quirky family. Susie enjoys making readers laugh and hopes her stories inspire everyone to be themselves and have fun.

Pages

288 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2016

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