Geek Girl Model Misfit Book Review

This talks about fifteen year old Harriet Manners, this time she goes through a much harder time in Tokyo to do some modelling, and wants Nick her boyfriend to be around with her, Harriet struggles to cope with her flat mates, her and best friend Natalie had a big fight about Nick, which made them remain ex best friends and how Harriet had to cope doing, so many things alone later Harriet confess to Natalie that she is sorry for what she has done, and wants to go home and be with her father Richard and her stepmother Annabel and enjoy her life back in England with all things she went through.

I liked this book there was a lot of humour the problems, sometimes I found is that the were a bit too much sad moments, but Harriet is a character Holly wrote her like a real person, even through she is fictional girl, you'll laugh and cry with Harriet, while she still understanding the world, she lives in and how she gets mad when things, don't go the way she plans it to be, I enjoyed how the fight her and Natalie had about Nick, because Harriet falls for Nick a bit too much, but doesn't realise he can't always be there for her and Harriet needs to find some other things to do while she wouldn't get to see him for some time, I really enjoy Geek Girl, it makes me laugh so much and some parts in the book also teach you a lot about life and how relatable some things are.

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