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Shortlisted for the Smarties Prize in 1991, Tracy Beaker's story, which is told in the first person by the infuriating and loveable 10-year-old Tracy, is a wonderfully funny and thought- provoking slice of life in a children's home. Tracy, as she herself tells us, has had a hard time. She's been fostered a number of times but it's never worked out. Now she dreams of her glamorous mother coming to fetch her and spends her time, when she's not quarrelling with the other children, writing her life story. And then one day, Cam, a real writer, visits the home and after a rocky start, she and Tracy really hit it off. This highly accomplished, prolific, prizewinning author is outstandingly successful in dealing with painful social and personal problems in a realistic, funny, touching and highly memorable way. The story is delightfully illustrated by Nick Sharratt and laid out in a genuinely user-friendly way. A must for 7- 11-year-olds. --Tamsin Palmer

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Tracy Beaker lives in a Home, but she'd like to live in a home (without the capital) - an award-winning title.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: This book is excellent., 19 Jan 2000 By A Customer I chose this book of Tracy Beaker as my favourite Millennuim story as the character Tracy made me laugh and smile and made me realise how lucky I am to live in a nice house with my mum and my dad brothers. I read this book when I was 7 my mum read it first when I was 6. The story is all about a girl called Tracy being sent to live in an orphange because her mum's boyfriend doesn't like her. Lots of people adopt her but they don't keep her because she is vicious and rude. Tracy tells funny stories and jokes about the people that adopled her and she told a story about a family that smacked her every time she told a lie. The story also made me feel sorry for Tracy.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   7 of 9 people found the following review helpful: The story of Tracy Beaker, 15 Jun 2005 By  Jaimini Patel (United Kingdom) - See all my reviews My name is Jaimini patel and i am 8 years old I think many children will enjoy this book. I think this book is for all ages. It is about a girl called Tracy Beaker who is ten years old and she lives in a childrens home but would like to live in a real home with a real family one day.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   4 of 5 people found the following review helpful: 10/10 cremdalacrem, 20 Feb 2004 By  "babyboo442" - See all my reviews This is a fantasic book about a girl called tracy who lives in foster care and has been for most of her life as no one has adopted her, this is told from tracys point of view . all i can say is tat it is a great book and you should buy it.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 47 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Tracy Beaker This book is well known it is called 'TRACY BEAKER' most children like it so I think you would like it to. Read more Published 1 month ago by Olivia Christian Bucknor Brill The story plot of the book This book is like a fictional diary and a girl, aged 10, in a foster care home, is writing in it. Read more Published 1 month ago by Mehajabeen Farid Good This book has been on my step-daughter's book shelf for some time. I read it in about an hour and I must say it is very sweet. I can see 7-14 year olds really enjoying it. Read more Published 7 months ago by R. Jones Tracy Beaker It made me think about how hard it must be living in a care home and not with your parents. Published 23 months ago by Little Bookworm Excellant I think this book is very good and I have read it many times. My friend thinks it is really dumb well i suppose its not to bad but it is quite good. Read more Published on 3 Dec 2005 The Story of Tracy Beaker I think the story of tracy beaker was a wonderful book and i would give it top marks any time.It is one that you must read if you are between 9-12. Published on 7 Mar 2005 Brilliant, painful, real Our adopted daughter, aged 8, loves this audiotape. The story is good, and very convincing. It's like a play (not a book being read). Read more Published on 2 Aug 2004 by eatmoretripe very interesting useful book of fasion kinder writer This is a real good book. What do i mean? 1. It's a very interesting story about life of children "next door". 2. Read more Published on 22 Jul 2004 by Elena The Story of Tracy Beaker I think this book is good because I like Tracy Beaker's character. I likeit because even though she lives in a children's home and has had a prettytough life, she is still lively... Read more Published on 22 April 2004 by gossamer100 An entertaining enough read This book is entirely written in one great big chapter. For younger readers, this is a bit strange as they are just getting used to chapters then this comes along and there aren't... Read more Published on 18 Mar 2004 by mazza Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews