Taylor is feeling left behind. Living alone with her depressed mother, she has to take charge of all the household chores and grocery shopping, while her friends are starting to get interested in clothes, make-up, and boys. So when she meets Kat - a pretty, popular, older girl - she is desperate to be her friend. And it's such fun to go shopping together - Kat knows all the best places to buy clothes. But before long Kat is encouraging Taylor to dip into the housekeeping money so she can buy new things, and soon Taylor finds herself in a terrible situation...BLA direct, emotional style which will engage readers from the first page BLShopping theme will attract girl readers, for whom shopping is the number one leisure activity BLDeals memorably with problems of loneliness during adolescence

 

There are 176 pages in this book. This book was published 2002 by Oxford University Press .

Judy Waite spent her childhood in Singapore, and then studied at the Portsmouth College of Art. She has already amassed an impressive body of published work for children, including picture book texts, educational titles and teenage fiction. She has two grown-up children, and lives in Southampton.