The Secrets Club: The Truth about Tash

Meet The Secrets Club. This is the second book in a highly collectable new series by bestselling author Chris Higgins; perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson and Karen McCombie. 
 
Tash, Alice, Danni and Lissa are in their first year at Riverside Academy, making new friends, facing their fears and sharing their secrets. In the first book, Alice in the Spotlight, we discovered Alice's secret. Now it's Tash's turn. 
 
Tash wants to tell her friends the truth about what's happening in her life. It would explain why she's struggling to be in the right place at the right time. But she's promised someone very important that she won't ... 
 
'This book should be prescribed for all girls about to leave the safety of primary school, for reassurance, for information, and most of all-for fun!' Thebookbag.co.uk

Chris Higgins is the bestselling author of many books for tween and teen girls including He's After Me (winner of the Kernow Young Book Award 2012 and the Lancashire Children's Book Award), 32C, That's Me and Pride and Penalties. Chris is a former English and Drama teacher and a mother of four daughters. She lives in the far west of Cornwall.

Meet Alice, Tash, Danni and Lissa - the Secrets Club. In their first year at Riverside Academy, the girls are making new friends, facing their fears and beginning to share their secrets. 
 
This brilliant new series from bestselling author Chris Higgins started with The Secrets Club: Alice in the Spotlight. In the second book, it's Tash's turn to tell her story. Tash wants to tell her friends the truth, she really does. It would explain why she's struggling to be in the right place at the right time. But she's promised someone very important that she won't ... 
 
A brilliant read in a collectable new series; perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson and Karen McCombie.

The Secrets Club: Alice in the Spotlight

Join Alice, Tash, Dani and Lissa, the girls in The Secrets Club, as they begin their new lives at secondary school. They're making friends, facing their fears and choosing which secrets they share . . . 
 
'This book should be prescribed for all girls about to leave the safety of primary school, for reassurance, for information, and most of all-for fun!' Thebookbag.co.uk

She gets better and better with each new storyline

Higgins packs a lot into an easily-read book, taking the issues seriously but presenting them with a welcome lightness of touch

Chris Higgins has written many books for young people. An ex-teacher, Chris is married with four daughters and three grandchildren, and lives in West Cornwall.

INTRODUCING THE SECRETS CLUB: 
Alice, Tash, Dani and Lissa 
 
''It's OK. We're the Gang of Four, remember? The No-Secrets Club.' Her stern face softens into her familiar smile and my world lights up again. 
Briefly. But soon the cloud comes back. 
I have got a secret. 
A big one. 
I want to tell my friends, I really do. But the longer I keep it hidden the harder it is to do . . .' 
 
Join the girls in The Secrets Club series as they begin their new lives at Riverside Academy; making friends, facing their fears and choosing which secrets they share . . .

Chris Higgins

The Secrets Club - Alice, Tash, Dani and Lissa are in their first year at secondary. These girls are forging new friendships, facing fears and finding their way. Should they keep their secrets or share them with each other? In the first two books, Alice and Tash fessed up. Now it's Dani's turn. Should she admit to her friends that every weekend she plays football with a group of boys who don't even know she's a girl?! 
 
'This book should be prescribed for all girls about to leave the safety of primary school, for reassurance, for information, and most of all-for fun!' thebookbag.co.uk on The Secrets Club: Alice in the Spotlight 
 
'A lively and engaging story about friendship' Chicklish.co.uk on The Secrets Club: Alice in the Spotlight

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