Bigg School: Scaredy Cat

Lisa Williamson Press Reviews

‘A funny, sweet and touching “big school” book, ideal for 9+ fans of Jacqueline Wilson.’ Guardian

‘This funny and touching coming-of-age story will reflect the experiences of many youngsters making the transition to secondary school or experiencing changes in the family.’ BookTrust

‘Williamson’s empathy for young people shines through . . . As good as Jacqueline Wilson at her best.’ The Bookseller

‘Heartfelt and funny, this is a story about staying true to yourself, no matter what – and about real friendship.’ Sinead O’Hart, author of The Time Tider

‘This warm, true-to-life story will hit the spot with so many readers!’ Karen McCombie, author of Catching Falling Stars

‘A fresh, funny story filled with feelings around the highs and lows and ins and outs of friendship.’ Jake Hope, Youth Libraries Group

‘A warm, funny and bittersweet story of growing up and growing apart . . . just loved it.’ Tamsin Winter, author

‘It made me laugh and cringe in equal measures . . . I absolutely loved it. A perfect transitional read!’ Jo Clarke, author of The Travelling School Mysteries series

‘Another perfectly observed and pitched story of Year 7 life, funny, warm and true.’ LoveReading4Kids

‘Daniel Littleton navigates challenges at home and Henry Bigg Academy in this relatable early secondary school story. Children aged 9–12 will connect with Daniel’s journey of self-discovery.’ School Reading List