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Being Miss Nobody

Name: Being Miss Nobody
ISBN: 9781474927277

By Tamsin Winter

Adjectives

heartfelt thought-provoking engaging

Genres

Realistic Fiction Feelings/Wellbeing

Synopsis

Rosalind, an 11-year-old with selective mutism, struggles to speak at her new secondary school, making her an easy target for bullies. To fight back, she creates an anonymous blog, 'Miss Nobody', to expose them. However, as the blog gains popularity, Rosalind faces a dilemma: is she becoming a bully herself? This heartfelt story explores the challenges of finding one's voice and the impact of online actions.

About the author

Tamsin Winter is a much-loved British author who writes funny and heartfelt books for children. Her popular stories, like 'Being Miss Nobody' and 'Jemima Small Versus the Universe', explore friendship, courage, and being yourself. Tamsin loves inspiring young readers to embrace their uniqueness and always enjoys hearing from her fans.

Pages

384 pages

Reading age

Older Junior (10-15)

Published

2017

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