Book details
Chicken Friend
Description
Becca and her eccentric family have recently moved to a quaint village, and she is struggling to adjust to the changes and misses her old friends. In an effort to fit in, she befriends Jazz and Mel, two cool girls in the village who seem more mature. Eager to impress them, Becca invites their group to her 12th birthday party and convinces her parents to stay away. However, the party spirals out of control. Meanwhile, her parents have decided to homeschool their children and raise chickens, adding to Becca's challenges of adapting to the new lifestyle. She also hides her diabetes from her new friends, complicating her efforts to find acceptance in her new life.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
147 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Insightful Understanding: Nicola Morgan's books often provide deep insights into the human mind, particularly the developing brains of teenagers, which can be enlightening for both young adults and parents.
- Expertise: As an authority on topics such as stress and well-being, reading Nicola Morgan's work can offer evidence-based strategies for managing everyday stress and improving mental health.
- Engaging Writing Style: Morgan's writing is known to be engaging and accessible, making complex psychological concepts easy to understand for a wide audience.
- Practical Advice: Her books frequently include practical advice and tips that readers can apply to their own lives, whether it's about studying more effectively or handling emotional challenges.