What's a Girl Gotta Do? (The Spinster Club Series #3)

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Review ------ This is YA at its very best. --The Irish Times A gripping read. --LOOK magazine Brings to mind the late, great Louise Rennison... A book to press into the hands of every teenage girl you know. --The Bookseller Belly-bustingly funny. --The Guardian A feminist trailblazing series. --So Little Time for Books A powerful and inspirational read, and part of a true gem of a series... I will be pushing this series into the hands of everyone, ever. --Snuggling on the Sofa Holly Bourne captures the teenage voice perfectly every single time... This whole trilogy is well worth reading. --The Mile Long Bookshelf The Spinster Club Trilogy are real game changers... A powerful and incredibly inspiring finale to the trilogy that will spark many a flame in it's readers. --Once Upon A Bookcase A 'turn of the century series', it has sparked such passion, honesty and strength. At the end of this book I felt strong and I felt proud to be who I am... We have a voice and Holly Bourne's books are reason of that! Spinster Club forever! --Never Judge A Book By Its Cover A thought-provoking, inspiring read that takes you on an emotional journey and makes you feel proud to be a girl. --Jess Hearts Books Bourne occupies neglected territory in the world of teenage fiction and makes a success of her undertaking. Bourne takes a deliberately risky attitude towards storytelling, as her characters do towards life. --Books for Keeps About the Author ---------------- Holly Bourne is an author and a journalist. Holly's first two books, Soulmates and The Manifesto on How to be Interesting, have been critically accled and translated into six languages. The first book in the Spinster Club series, Am I Normal Yet?, was chosen as a World Book Night book for 2016 and was shortlisted for the YA Book Prize. The Spinster Club series has also inspired the formation of Spinster Clubs across the UK and Ireland. Before becoming a full-time author, Holly was editor of TheSite.org - a charity-run advice and information website for young people.