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My Madder Fatter Diary (2014)

by Rae Earl(Favorite Author)

4.18 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

Hodder & Stoughton

series

Rae Earl

review 1: I couldn't have enjoyed this book more and I read it just when I needed it. It took me a while to read,partly because I didn't want to say goodbye to the fabulously funny Rae and her friends and partly because of schoolwork.Rae's story is so inspiring and really puts a lot of the worries I had into perspective. Her point of view is so relatable and I hated putting having to put it down. I know for sure that I will be returning to these diaries to read again soon,they feel like listening to a hilariously honest friend. I recommend to all!!! :)
review 2: I love Rae Earl and her diaries! I read the first one last year and recently found this sequel which I didn't even know existed. What I love about the diaries is they make me laugh! I don't come across a lot of b... moreooks that make me laugh, and 'MMFD' never fails to do that.But underneath the comedy there are serious issues and feelings going on and I can relate to those as well. There were some aspects of her 'mad' life and thoughts that I realised I do as well, but I never pinpointed it as a crazy head thing. So it was eye-opening for me to learn that someone out there thinks weird thoughts too but that it there is always hope despite these things. I've written a diary since 2007, but I'm not sure I would publish them and I don't really know why I would, but I understand why Rae published hers, there is a message in them and I love both books! I recommend this book, and the prequel, to anyone who has ever been a teenager and needs a good, fun read. less

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