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The first book in the brand-new illustrated series filled with LOLs, BFFs, drama and crushes and lots of overthinking! For fans of Lottie Brooks and Dork Diaries.
Birdie is an overthinker, and she has a lot to overthink. Her BFF Chloe wants new friends (BETRAYAL), she will be a teenager in one year (BREATHE), yet owns ZERO bras (surely some mistake?!), and a boy at school maybe has a crush on her (BUT HOW TO BE SURE?!).
So Birdie has made a Happy List to tackle all the awkward and emotional challenges of being a tween. THEN she will stop being an anxious ball of stress and be happy!
That's the plan anyway...
Here's why readers love The Overthinkers' Club:
"I was totally attached to this book. I need another one NOWWWWW." - Rose, age 12
"Birdie is SOOOO funny, I love her." - Maisie, age 12
"I want to be in The Overthinkers' Club too!" - Renae, age 12
"I wish Birdie was my BFF!" - Lyla, age 10
"This book is hilarious and addictive." - Iris, age 11
"Birdie is hilarious!" - Maya, age 12
"It's like the inside of my head turned into a book. I loved it." - Cleo, age 12
"The pictures are so funny!" - Trixie, age 11
- Extent:
- 352 pages
- Dimensions:
- 198 x 130mm
- Paperback ISBN:
- 9781835409978
- Publication Date:
- March 2026
- Work Reference:
- 9967
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Luurtsema's new tween series is very clever : she gently equips tweens with some of the tools that they can use to handle their mental health , while telling a funny relatable story about family , friendship , growing up and the trials of school.
Anxiety meets hilarity!
Written in a diary format and highlighting the challenges of that awkward phase between being a child and becoming a teenager, Birdie's experiences will resonate with many readers.
An authentically funny illustrated series packed with LOLS, BFFS, dramas, crushes and plenty of overthinking
This book is great for fans of Tom Gates or Diary of a Wimpy Kid who may be starting to look for something that addresses the reality of tween life.