Teenage Worrier's Guide To Romance

Four hilarious mini-guides to teenage anxieties as seen by Letty Chubb, age 15 , mega-successful 'author' of three previous Teenage Worrier titles

Ros Asquith lives in North London. Until l998, her cartoon creation, Doris, ran in the Guardian and she draws regularly for She. Her cartoon books: Baby! (Optima), Green! (Pandora), Babies! and Toddler! (Fontana) have been enormously successful and she is the author of several hugely popular books featuring Letty Chubb.

Letty Chubb's inimitable look at everything every Teenage Worrier needs to know to Thrive and Survive in these four A-Z guides: from Blind Dates and Lust to Love Bites and Tongues; Breakfast, Brothers and Nannies; Acne, Contraception and Swimming with Dolphins; Creativity, Girl Power and Teachers; and much, more more. All copiously illustrated with black-and-white cartoons on virtually every single spread.

Teenage Worrier's Guide To Families

From Letty Chubb, aged 15, everything you need to know about families, from Aunts to Zoos.

Ros Asquith lives in North London with her partner, a jazz critic, and their two sons. 
She has worked as a photographer and stage designer and painted murals in six countries. She was theatre editor of City Limits magazine and a critic for Time Out and the Observer. She draws regularly for the Guardian. 
 
Ros has written over thirty books and illustrated lots more. The Teenage Worrier series starring fifteen-year-old Letty Chubb has been an international success, translated into eleven different languages and selling well over a quarter of a million copies in the UK alone.

Fights, blights, spites! Dad wearing yr tights? 
 
WORRY NO MORE! 
 
I, moi, me, Letty Chubb, aged 15, Werld famous author of WORRY-FREE bukes for TRUE TEENAGE WORRIERS, am on YOUR SIDE! Within this Tumble Home I mean, Humble Tome, is everything you need to know about...FAMILIES (arg, worry, yeech) from Aunts to Zoos.

Teenage Worrier's Guide To Mind And Body

From Letty Chubb, aged 15, all you ever need to know about MIND AND BODY, from Acne to Zombie...

Ros Asquith has worked as a photographer, stage designer and was editor of City Limits magazine and a critic for Time Out and the Observer. Her Teenage Worrier series, starring 15-year-old Letty Chubb has been an international success. Ros draws regularly for the Guardian and TES and lives in North London.

Filled with glume? Like Lead balune? 
 
WORRY NO MORE! 
 
I, moi, Letty Chubb, aged 15, werld famous author of WORRY-FREE bukes for TRUE TEENAGE WORRIERS, am on YOUR SIDE! Here, in this handy, V. CHEAP thingy, is ALL you ever need to know about MIND AND BODY, from Acne to Zombie...

Teenage Worrier's Guide To Success

From Letty Chubb, aged 15, lots of v. interesting stuff about SUCCESS... from Acting to Zest...

Failing? Ailing? Always wailing? 
 
WORRY NO MORE! 
 
I, moi, me, Letty Chubb, aged 15, werld famous author of WORRY-FREE bukes of TRUE TEENAGE WORRIERS, am on YOUR SIDE! Here, within this V. nice cheap, pocket-sized guide is LOTS of v. interesting stuff about, er... SUCCESS... from Acting to Zest...

Love, Fifteen

New book from the bestselling author of The Teenage Worrier books. Funny, entertaining and serious in equal parts.

Ros Asquith lives in North London with her partner, a jazz critic, and their two sons. 
She has worked as a photographer and stage designer and painted murals in six countries. She was theatre editor of City Limits magazine and a critic for Time Out and the Observer. She draws regularly for the Guardian. 
 
Ros has written over thirty books and illustrated lots more. The Teenage Worrier series starring fifteen-year-old Letty Chubb has been an international success, translated into eleven different languages and selling well over a quarter of a million copies in the UK alone.

This is the diary of a 15-year-old girl experiencing first love, first sexual experience - and then an accidental pregnancy. Characteristically, Ros Asquith tells the story with a mix of seriousness and frivolity. And it's not just about the pregnancy. This is the story of Amy (who longs to be a rock star); her best friends Lottie, Mad Alice and Debbie (also known as the band, Black Hole); her crazy home life with her dad (who's having an affair with the actress over the road), mum and a pair of chaotic little twin sisters; her school (also known as KFC or Broadmoor); her trip to the Glastonbury Festival - and - and - in other words, all the normal stuff of being a teenager. The UK has one of the highest incidences of teen pregnancy in the world. It's a non-stop media story. As with all Ros Asquith's previous books, she's researched the subject carefully and visited teenage mum groups. There will be a list of advice lines and websites at the back of the book.

Teenage Worrier's Guide To Lurve

A fabulous reissue of 15-year-old Letty Chubb's hilariously juicy guide to every aspect of lurve.

If you are a teenager worried about lurve, this is certainly the book to guide you through the best and worst of it . . . giggle-getting humour . . . good for a laugh and great advice

Will help you through any questions to do with the L-word!

Worry no more! Letty Chubb's guide to the passion and pain of lurve will help all teenage worriers find happiness. Deliciously funny as well as tackling serious issues, this is the ultimate handbook for affairs of the heart. From romance to pregnancy and quarrels to valentines, there's nothing more you'll need to know. Follow Letty's own tumultuous love life along the way. Will she succeed in her quest to win the heart of the elusive Daniel Hope? The brilliantly funny sequel to I Was a Teenage Worrier.

Ros Asquith

Worry no more! Letty Chubb's guide to life has all the answers. It's all here, whether you're worried about exams or religion, cellulite or celibacy, spots or sex. Hilariously funny as well as insightful and informative, this is a must-read for all teenage worriers. The third book in the Teenage Worrier series.

Ros Asquith

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