The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas Of Lottie Brooks

What do our readers think of The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas Of Lottie Brooks? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find the book very funny and relatable, especially the diary format, illustrations, text messages and friendship drama. They particularly enjoy the silly situations, the lively humour and Pot Noodle’s chaotic behaviour.

What does the Pageticker team say about The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas Of Lottie Brooks?

A lively, funny diary-style Lottie Brooks story about friendship, first relationships and the awkward challenge of trying to keep everyone happy. We love how Katie Kirby combines chatty writing, comic illustrations and plenty of chaotic puppy humour with thoughtful ideas about jealousy, loyalty and making time for the people who matter. It suits readers aged 10–13; adults may wish to note the references to first kisses, dating, coming out and toilet humour.

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What is The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas Of Lottie Brooks about?

Lottie Brooks is thrilled to be officially dating Daniel, but her joy is dampened by Amber's escalating jealousy. Meanwhile, her brother Toby's wish for a dog comes true with the arrival of Pot Noodle, a mischievous cockapoo. Juggling her new relationship and the demands of an untrained puppy, Lottie unintentionally neglects her best friends, causing tension. Can she balance her commitments and restore harmony among her loved ones?

About the author

Katie Kirby is a writer and illustrator best known for her funny and relatable stories about family life. She created the popular ‘Hurrah for Gin’ books, which many people enjoy for their humour and honesty. Katie uses her creativity to make people smile and enjoys sharing everyday adventures through her words and drawings.

Discussion ideas around The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas Of Lottie Brooks

Balancing friendships: Why does Lottie struggle to give enough time to Daniel, Pot Noodle and her best friends, and what might she do differently?

Jealousy and honesty: What might be causing Amber’s jealousy, and how could the characters talk about their feelings without making the situation worse?

Being a responsible pet owner: What does Pot Noodle’s behaviour teach Lottie and Toby about the work involved in looking after a puppy?

Changing friendships: How can friendships change when someone starts dating, and what helps friends stay close during those changes?

Mistakes and making amends: When someone hurts a friend by accident, what makes an apology meaningful and how can trust be rebuilt?