Girls In Tears
Jacqueline Wilson, Nick Sharratt
The girls are back – but they’re not very happy! Ellie’s glorious romance with Russell is teetering on the rocks. Magda’s lost her pet and is desperately upset (though the others didn’t even know she had a hamster!). And Nadine is fed up with the other two lecturing her about the dangers of meeting someone on the Internet – she thinks her online boyfriend sounds wonderful!
Buckets of tears are wept and hundreds of tissues are sniffled into – can the girls survive these testing times?
Reviews
It's alright but there wasn't much action and I probably won't read it again. It's not bad, would recommend to age 14.
Anonymous 26.06.2023
I loved it! It was great.
Lady Tulip Bungalow 08.08.2021
I really love this book. I like the set of ‘Girls’ books. I would certainly recommend the series. My favourite character is Ellie as I find I can identify with her a lot. That’s what I love about Jacqueline Wilson books- you can identify with the characters.
Anonymous 16.05.2021
I have enjoyed this whole set. Was pleased they were all friends in the end.
Anonymous 05.08.2020
I love this book! Even if it is sad
Princess Birthday-cake Skateboard 30.07.2020
This is a book about Ellie I loved this book so much.
Doctor Sapphire Waxwork 28.06.2020
This book was good but I didn’t think it was as good as the others
Anonymous 15.08.2019
Another great author and great book
Anonymous 23.07.2018
Sad and scary.
Anonymous 22.08.2017
this book is excellent and it has short chapters which are on different subject
Anonymous 01.08.2017
I cried
Anonymous 27.07.2017
Really good and funny. I recommend this for 10+!
Anonymous 13.07.2017
This book was not that interesting as I had hoped it would be but I liked how the characters communicated with each other but I am not going to recommend this book to anyone.
Anonymous 04.01.2017
As ever, things are not running so smoothly for the girls. Ellie's romance is on its last legs, thanks to a persistent boyfriend, Nadine is "in love" with a boy she met on the Internet and is planning to go and meet him despite the other girls' insistence that things may not be quite as they seem, and Magda's hamster Fudge has died, leaving her less than happy with her friends' response to her grief. Each of them is shedding tears (rivers of them, in fact) and none of them can quite get to grips with the idea that their all-time best mates seem to be so absorbed in their own problems that communication between them is fast breaking down...
Anonymous 31.07.2014
very good
Anonymous 29.07.2014
This is a brilliant book in a set of 4, aimed at teenage readers but if you like to read drama and books about situations in real life this is a book for you. Ellie is easy to connect with and you can almost put yourself in her place and feel her emotions through words. I loved this book and read it over and over again, I just wanted to read it multiple times to refresh my memory of the characters. If you love this book read the other 3 titles in this series: Girls in love, Girls out late and Girls under pressure.
Anonymous 18.07.2014
Because I think that people can think a different end to this and writing up a similar story to it.
Anonymous 09.07.2014
