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Livin' La Vida Lola by Lisa Clark

ISBN: 9780007280681
Release Date: 05 Feb 2009
Average rating: (read by 4 members)

Categories: Fiction

Ever wondered how Lola Love, star of top go-for-it-girl guides Think Pink and Beauty*Licious became the hipster heroine she is today? Follow her from drab to fab in Livin' la Vida Lola, the first book in the Lola Love fiction series from author Lisa Clark. Lola Love is stuck. Stuck in Dullsville-by-Sea all summer long, all by herself. Her best friend, Angel, is on holiday with her parents, her beloved Aunt Lullah has moved to New York, her parents can't decide if they're together or not AND the school queen bee, Eva Satine has decided that making Lola's life a misery is the perfect summer project. There's nothing for Lola to do other than watch old movies, avoid her mum and dream big dreams. Boring. But all that is about to change! Just like Aunt Lullah told her before she left - nothing will happen unless you make it happen - and it's all about to happen to Lola Love! Follow Lola as she learns how to make friends, how to deal with her parents and most importantly - how to think pink!From the author of top life guides for today's pink ladies, Think Pink, Beauty*Licious, It's a Girl Thing and Viva la Diva, Lisa Clark, this funny, fearless and fabulous story is the perfect pick me up for anyone a little bit confused about that pesky thing called life.

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	Trishelle
	Rated it 3 months ago

This is great! Lola Love is a sad girl living in a grey world until she learns to think pink! This girl rocks my world and inspired me to make my very own zine, 4F Girls! All together now 'I'm feisty, fun, fearless and fabulous...'

	coolrebelz
	Rated it 8 months ago

This book is one of my fave books. Its in the Lola Love series, which, BTW, I love. I would recommend it to girls of the age 11-15 and if you fit that description, go read it.

	fabbitypinkstar
	Rated it 9 months ago

It was really really good

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