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Wonderfully written and engaging memoir of her life as a teenager. Linconshire Free Press 20090331 Liberally sprinkled with the tiny black and white photos of the time, this is a fascinating insight into the growing pains of a much loved and respected writer. Scool Librarian 20090701
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A fabulous follow-up to the huge bestseller Jacky Daydream, this is an exciting account of Jacqueline Wilson's teenage years, full of revealing diary extracts - perfect for her many thousands of fans!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Very happy with this secret diary good value for money,daughter loves Jacqueline Wilson story books great book for young girls
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
A great buy for avid Jacqueline Wilson (JW) fans and would-be fans!
I bought this for my 11 year old bookworm as an alternative to an Easter Egg. She loved it, really wanted to share details about JW's life with me; and felt it really lent itself to her understanding of JW's motivation for some of the characters in her books.
My daughter particularly liked the fact that Jacqueline was 'different' as a young girl. I think this is because she isn't a typical girl and as we parents know, it's not always easy for young girls to embrace being different when most of them aspire to be just like everyone else). However, I've noticed her embracing her uniqueness in a big way for the past couple of weeks!!
Please note that my daughter is a complete JW addict so I am not suggesting the book as a confidence building tool, I'm just sharing what she got from it.
I bought this for my 11 year old bookworm as an alternative to an Easter Egg. She loved it, really wanted to share details about JW's life with me; and felt it really lent itself to her understanding of JW's motivation for some of the characters in her books.
My daughter particularly liked the fact that Jacqueline was 'different' as a young girl. I think this is because she isn't a typical girl and as we parents know, it's not always easy for young girls to embrace being different when most of them aspire to be just like everyone else). However, I've noticed her embracing her uniqueness in a big way for the past couple of weeks!!
Please note that my daughter is a complete JW addict so I am not suggesting the book as a confidence building tool, I'm just sharing what she got from it.
17 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I purchased this book for my 15 year old daughter.
This is the first Jacqueline Wilson book she has read,
and she really enjoyed it.
It made a change from reading books by her favorite
authors: Neil Gaiman, J K Rowling, and Philip Pulman
to name but a few.
The book is all about Jacqueline's life, when she was 14
years old, and deals with the usual teenage girl issues.
I highly recommend this book, not only for steadfast fans,
but as a great introduction to Jacqueline's work.
This is the first Jacqueline Wilson book she has read,
and she really enjoyed it.
It made a change from reading books by her favorite
authors: Neil Gaiman, J K Rowling, and Philip Pulman
to name but a few.
The book is all about Jacqueline's life, when she was 14
years old, and deals with the usual teenage girl issues.
I highly recommend this book, not only for steadfast fans,
but as a great introduction to Jacqueline's work.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
My Secret Diary by Jaqueline Wilson
This book is an ideal read for any young girl and the author writes in a way to keep the attention of anyone reading. Read more
Published 2 months ago by D. Hunt
my secret diary by Jacqueline Wilson
This book is really interesting. I learned a lot from this book about Jacqueline Wilson. So to all readers and Jacqueline Wilson fans out there have fun reading... Read more
Published 6 months ago by indi+bo
A young yet avid readers thoughts
No offense to JW but I`m terribly sorry I could not force myself to enjoy it. That sounds terrible as it is her life but I`m afraid I could not say I liked it. Read more
Published 15 months ago
Great book for people who like autobiographies
This is a great book for people who are 10-14 and want to know about Jacqueline wilson. It is a book about her teenage days when she was 14. Read more
Published 15 months ago
the best
i have to say this book is very interesting for me as i am the type to read about peoples lives so i think this book deserves 5 stars.it would be good for the biography liking type
Published 17 months ago by Netty66
grandaughter reading
Having met the author my granddaughter found this book really cool !! she can't wait to get the next book on offer
Published on 29 Oct 2009 by C. M. Read
My Secret Diary
My 12-year-old daughter loved this and appreciated that it was aimed at a slightly older age group than most of her other books.
Published on 10 Aug 2009 by C. Dungey
good book
My daughter loved this book - and quickly read it in one afternoon of the Easter holidays!
Published on 21 May 2009 by L. J. Donnelly
My Secret Diary
My secret diary is Jacqueline Wilson's newest book and is an autobiography of her teenage years. It is a not a sequel to Jackie Daydream (an autobiography of her childhood. Read more
Published on 16 April 2009 by BJW
Not what I expected
More of a biography of the author than a story. My daughter was a little disappointed. She wasn't alive during the sixties, but I was, so perhaps I'll read it instead!
Published on 11 April 2009 by Belliveau
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