Girls Rule

Dive into the exciting world of sisterhood and empowerment with this captivating new release from bestselling author Alesha Dixon. In this heartwarming and hilarious tale, young readers will be enchanted by Pearl, who moves into the iconic 10 Downing Street when her mother, Patrice, is inaugurated as the UK's first Black female Prime Minister. This engaging story not only highlights the themes of family and friendship but also showcases the importance of teamwork and resilience. Pearl's new life takes a wild twist when she encounters Jackson's daughter, Izzy, and an explosive rivalry ensues. Their antics, which include disrupting vital meetings with loud music and mischievously swapping documents, lead to chaos in the prestigious halls of power. However, as the challenges mount and their scheming begins to impact their mother's political standing, Pearl and Izzy must confront their feelings and work together. Filled with laughter and lessons about collaboration, this novel is perfect for young readers seeking stories about girl bosses and strong female friendships. This book is not just a fun read, but an inspiration for girls everywhere to embrace their strength and individuality. Whether for bedtime stories or school reading lists, this hardcover edition combines entertainment with valuable life lessons, making it an essential in any young girl's library.

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781407198507
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC UK - LONDON
Number of Pages: 300
Dimensions Width: 138mm
Height: 198mm
Spine: 20mm

Superstar TV presenter and bestselling author Alesha Dixon is back with a hilarious story of sisterhood and being a girl boss! Pearl moves into 10 Downing Street when her mum Patrice becomes the UK's first Black female Prime Minister. A chance meeting with Patrice's childhood sweetheart Jackson and suddenly Pearl's glam new life has an unexpected gatecrasher: Jackson's daughter Izzy. Pearl and Izzy loathe each other on sight and have only one thing in common: a desire to split their parents up. They play loud music which interrupts important meetings, swap confidential documents for silly notes and skateboard through Number Ten knocking over the President of the United States. But as Patrice's popularity in the polls begins to decline as a result of the girls' out-of-control sabotaging, will they realise that they are stronger as team?