By Emma Moss (author) Part of the Girls Can Vlog series
"21st century style fun and friendship"
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July 2018 Book of the Month |
In book 5 of this popular series, our gang of friends/vloggers Lucy, Abby, Hermione and Jessie, are enjoying a special week camping, and not just on any old campsite – they’ll be going to a famous music festival too. It should be a holiday they’ll never forget, but tensions between Jessie and Abby threaten to spoil it for everyone.
Then Sassy arrives and does something so irresponsible it seems like they’ll all miss out on the festival. Told in a mix of straight narrative, diary entries and vlog scripts, this series feels bang up to date, while still keeping the emphasis firmly on the things that have always mattered most to young girls – friendships, confidence, finding out who you are. Hashtag heart-warming!
School's out and glamping is go! The Girls Can Vlog gang is going on tour once more in Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy, a summer special from author Emma Moss. When Lucy's parents plan a camping trip, Lucy manages to convince them to let her bring the rest of the gang along to attend Chesterbury Music Festival. It looks set to be a summer they will never forget!
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Discover more of the Girls Can Vlog adventures in Lucy Locket: Online Disaste r , Amazing Abby: Drama Queen , Hashtag Hermione: Wipeout , and Jazzy Jessie: Going for Gold
Praise for the series;
The real strength of the book lies in the strong bond between the girls and the supportive friendship they enjoy, despite a mixture of mishaps and misunderstandings. It is this which will, no doubt, leave followers of Hashtag Hermione eager to pick up the next Girls Can Vlog offering, featuring the online dramas of yet another of the friends. Armadillo Magazine
Topical and up-to-the-minute, this is very much a book for today's girls. Parents in Touch
Warm, funny, and perfect for the Zoella generation, this series is bang on trend and sure to be a hit Mile Long Bookshelf Blog
Funny and inspirational story about the world of vlogging The Bookseller
an inspirational and heartwarming story and plenty of giggles and gossip, this is pitch-perfect fiction for the new digital generation Lancashire Evening Post
The book sends out a really positive message that social networking can be a powerful force for good when it's supported by a healthy dose of interaction in the real world....A really fun read for those at the start of adolescence. The book sends out a really positive message that social networking can be a powerful force for good when it's supported by a healthy dose of interaction in the real world. Sugarscape
Emma Moss loves books, cats and YouTube. In that order - though it's a close call.
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School's out and glamping is go! The Girls Can Vlog gang is going on tour once more in Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy, a summer special from author Emma Moss.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-12 years old
Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy features in the following genres: Books of the Month, Recommendations, Featured Books for 9+ readers, Books Reviewed by our Reader Review Panels, School Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Featured Books for 11+ readers
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Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy was written by Emma Moss and published by Macmillan Children's Books an imprint of Pan Macmillan
Girls Can Vlog: Festival Frenzy has 296 pages
Yes it is part of Girls Can Vlog series
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