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Being Miss Nobody

Tamsin Winter

Age: 9+

Being Miss Nobody

Age 9+

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An award-winning debut about the power of speaking out, packed with humour, heart and honesty.
"A wonderful book about finding one's own voice." Ann M. Martin, author of The Baby-Sitters Club
"Will appeal to fans of Jacqueline Wilson and Cathy Cassidy." Catherine Bruton, author of No Ballet Shoes in Syria


Rosalind hates her new secondary school. She's the weird girl who doesn't talk. The Mute-ant. And it's easy to pick on someone who can't fight back. So Rosalind starts a blog - Miss Nobody; a place to speak up, a place where she has a voice. But there's a problem...

Is Miss Nobody becoming a bully herself?

Extent:
384 pages
Dimensions:
198 x 130mm
Paperback ISBN:
9781474927277
Accelerated Reader Book Level:
6.1
Accelerated Reader Interest Level:
Middle years (MY)
Book Band:
Dark Blue
Key Stage:
KS2, KS3
Publication Date:
June 2017
Work Reference:
04335
Tamsin Winter

Tamsin Winter grew up in a tiny village in Northamptonshire where there was nothing to do. She spent her childhood reading books and writing stories, mostly about cats. She has a degree in English literature and creative writing, and has been teaching, travelling the world and daydreaming for most of her adult life. She currently lives in Leicestershire with her son.

Find out more about Tamsin Winter

Winner

Hillingdon Primary Book of the Year 2018

Winner

Calderdale Book of the Year 2018

Winner

Reading Rampage Book of the Year 2018

Shortlisted

Awesome Book Awards 2019

Shortlisted

Brilliant Book Awards 2019

Nominated

The CILIP Carnegie Medal 2018

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A wonderful book about finding one's own voice.

Ann M. Martin, author of The Baby-Sitters Club

Will appeal to fans of Jacqueline Wilson and Cathy Cassidy.

Catherine Bruton, author of No Ballet Shoes in Syria

A beautifully crafted and very important novel.

Lucy Strange, author of The Secret of Nightingale Wood

So much heart and warmth, and funny! An absolute joy.

Sara Barnard, author of Beautiful Broken Things

Authentic and sensitive, this novel deals honestly with difficult emotions.

The Metro

Teachers’ resources

Teachers’ resources

Reading notes for KS3 with a PSHE focus covering key themes from the novel like dreams and wishes, mental health, bullying and empathy.
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