Jacqueline Wilson, Girls Out Late Reviews

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Jacqueline Wilson's Girls Out Late captured me very easily with all the romance and all of Ellies (main character) problems and circumstances. Some of it is quite rude and also the author sort of starts to trail off a bit. I think it needs more speach because that is the interesting part of it. This book is a definite must have for girls 9-14. I read this book in one day!

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It is a really cool book, probably the best book i've ever read, and i hate reading books coz i thought they were rubbish!!!!!!!!!!!

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Girls Out Late Reviewed by Chloe.

This book is one that I highly recommend to girls aged 11-17. The story is about a girl called Ellie and her two other friends Magda, a beautiful funny and intellegant girl, Nadine, an intellagant goth who thinks shes a witch sometimes. Ellie things shes
Fat, stupid and boring because her dad wont let her out after dark (9 o'clock) one day she is in Mc donalds (fast-food resturant) and she stumbles across a boy sketching her. She actually fancies ...

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Jacqueline Wilson, Girls Out Late is my favourite book. I must say that it is one of the most brilliant books I have read. I have read it again and again and I never get bored. My friends like it as well, and they LOVE the telivision programme. My favourite character is Ellie. Most of my friends like Magda because they want to be like her, but I like Ellie because she's my soulmate. I would LOVE to say thank you to Jacqueline Wilson for writing this book. But why can't she write a fifth book?