Stitched Up. A story about fashion, friendship and finding your place in a new school

Par : Joanne O'Connell
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  • Nombre de pages272
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-5290-3260-4
  • EAN9781529032604
  • Date de parution07/03/2024
  • Protection num.Adobe DRM
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurMacmillan Children's Books

Résumé

Stitched Up is the heartwarming and fashion-forward novel from author and journalist Joanne O'Connell, perfect for readers of Elle McNicoll and younger fans of Geek Girl. Cassie has a passion for fashion so when the opportunity to redesign her school uniform comes up Cassie is thrilled. The only problem? She's stuck between eco-conscious Fern and label-loving Azra. As the competition heats up, Cassie joins The KnitWits - a local knitting group that immediately makes Cassie feel at home, especially once she sees that it's secretly attended by the coolest girl at school.
As Cassie's skills grow, she has to learn to balance Azra's obsession with trends with her own love of sustainable fashion. But will the pressure cause the ultimate bestie break-up?
Joanne O'Connell the author of Beauty and the Bin and Stitched Up. She is also a journalist whose inspiration sprang from a year-long column she wrote for the Guardian called 'Goodbye Supermarkets', during which she met food waste campaigners, such as Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and eco-chef Tom Hunt, and presented a short video about taking her children foraging on a Scottish Island. She has written for The Observer, The Times, The Daily Express, The Independent and various glossy magazines, and is the author of The Homemade Vegan, published in 2016.
She occasionally appears on television and radio, most recently on BBC Breakfast and Radio 4's Woman's Hour. She lives in the north west of England with her husband and two daughters, where she writes copy for food brands and teaches cookery in local schools.