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Songs About a Girl: Songs About Us

Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781444929171

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Heartbreak, romance, fame and pop music – for anyone who’s ever dreamed of saying ‘I’m with the band’. From a Zoella Book Club friend.

Two months on from the explosive finale to book one, Charlie’s life is almost back to normal again: rebuilding her relationship with her father, hanging out with best mate Melissa, and worrying about GCSEs. All the while, Gabe’s revelations about her mother are never far from her mind. And neither is Gabe.

It’s not long before Charlie is pulled back into the world of Fire&Lights – but the band seem different this time. But then again, so is she…

Meanwhile, tensions between Gabe and Olly continue to run high, leading to more turmoil between the band members and press than ever before. But when Gabriel and Charlie stumble upon yet another startling truth that links them together – everything they have stands to implode in front of them.

‘A thoroughly absorbing tale of family relationships, friendship and betrayal. Fans of Non Pratt will love it’ School Librarian

Reviews

Songs About a Girl is a gorgeous page turning romance from start to finish. This is the book that teenage dreams are made of!
Serendipity Reviews
Absolutely perfect as a summer book. It only took me a day to read because I got completely hooked!
YA Under My Skin
This is the music based book that I have been waiting for
Ink Scratchers
This story felt incredibly current. It's exciting and easy to read. Chris Russell is a fantastic writer
Chrissi Reads
A thoroughly absorbing tale of family relationships, friendship and betrayal. Fans of Non Pratt will love it
School Librarian
Highly addictive, utterly charming and impossible to put down
Aggie's Books
This was such an addictive story, I seriously could not put it down
Tea Party Princess
Songs About a Girl is more than music, its about growing up, dealing with issues that others face every day, its about becoming a stronger person for yourself and never giving up on your dream. It's a book that you can fall into and never want it to end, and I really need the next installment now please
Much Loved Books
Writing about fictional celebrities while contriving to make them seem real is a hard trick to pull off, but Chris Russell's YA debut succeeds where many others have failed. His own background as a musician and band member is much in evidence. Everything he writes about rings true. Fire&Lights have the unmistakeable stamp of authenticity and it's clear that Russell still vividly remembers what it's like to be both a teenager and a fan. This was a book that I just wanted to go on an on. The ending when it did come was clever, surprising and very, very intriguing. And the really good news is that Songs About a Girl is the first of a trilogy
Crime Review
Once I started reading, I honestly couldn't stop and managed to fly through the book in three days. The pacing was perfect and there was never a dull moment. The dialogue was also spot on, especially Melissa's fangirling sessions. Any fangirl or fanboy reading this book will smile at Melissa's reactions to everything! The ending was a fantastic cliff-hanger and definitely has me eager for more - WHEN WILL THE SEQUEL BE IN MY LIFE?
Queen of Teen Fiction
Occasionally, a book will come along that shakes up the blogosphere completely. The latest of those books? Songs About a Girl by Chris Russell....this is such a brilliant book with funny dialogue and some very clever twists... you won't want to miss it
The Mile Long Bookshelf
I completely fell hard for this book. It's a delight and, aside from a few personal disagreements with some of Charlie's choices, I just didn't want this book to end. Songs About a Girl is fun, cool and is going to completely win the heart of any fangirl that wanted to be plucked out of the crowd by a band member
Sister Spooky
Chris's writing is completely addictive, it's unputadownable.
Emma, Never Judge A Book By It's Cover blog
I was absolutely bowled over by Chris Russell's staggeringly good YA debut, Songs About a Girl, and Charlie's latest tribulations in the equally engaging Songs About Us certainly does not disappoint on any level.
Linda Wilson, Crime Review