All reviews for My Secret Diary: Dating, Dancing, Dreams and Dilemmas

1. swimming10

   

   Really Good!

   4 March 2013

2. lucysuperdream

   

   I t is a lovely book but i reccomend it for 12 and over

   4 March 2013

3. ilovegoldfish

   

   loved it

   This is the follow on book from Jacqueline Wilsons first autobiography ‘Jacky Daydream’. They are both brilliant-and should be read ! This book is about JW’s teen years and just how different they are to ours now. This is a brilliant change to fiction and gives lots of facts and info in a griping, true story.

   29 January 2013

4. kookiegirl

   

   loved it

   i loved jacky’s secret diary because it was great to find out about her crush and her first boyfriend and stuff. but i would like to hear a bit more about what her life is like now. it would be great if she wrote a sequel or even a diary of what she does now online, to be updated every day , for all to read. i would deffinatly read it every day. i know it could be a blog. well thats all i have to say (13)lines, i know this is sposed to be a short revew.

   Gabrielle xxx

   6 December 2012

5. Danilocolourful6

   

   liked it

   I loved this book!It tells you a lot about how Jacqueline Wilson delt with teenage issues!If you want to read how she was as a child,the read Jacky daydream!

   16 November 2012

6. lemonade123

   

   loved it

   I loved this book its not like its about Jacqueline herself growing up its like another character! I really enjoyed this book :)

   12 May 2012

7. AmyXx

   

   Again it is a must read.

   6 March 2012

8. la1397

   

   I loved this second edition to the books of Jacqueline Wilsons childhood as much as i loved the first, maybe even more, because Jacky was more my age in this book. i loved reading about how she lived in a daydream world, and it was so inspirational to see that although Jacqueline Wilson isn’t an amazing speller, she still manages to be a worldwide brill author. Loved it!!!! :)

   3 March 2012

9. pawprint2

   

   loved it

   I would love 2 read this

   2 March 2012

10. mutemath4ever

    

    This book is non-fiction! It is an honest diary of Jacqueline Wilson’s teenage life. It is funny and interesting – how times have changed since then – Wilson tells us of all her problems and the books she is reading – she was such a bookworm- and about her everyday life. As it is a teenage diary and perfectly honest, i would recommend this book for girls 13+

    1 March 2012