About the Author
Zoe Sugg
ISBN 9780141364155
Rs. 640
Penguin Books
Girl Online
Who it's for: fans of young adult fiction and contemporary romance
Penny has a secret life online. Under the alias 'Girl Online,' she blogs about her anxieties, high school drama, family, and friendships, keeping this identity hidden from everyone. When her family takes her to New York, Penny meets Noah, a charming American musician, and their romance blossoms. As she documents their relationship on her blog, Penny soon discovers Noah also has a secret that could jeopardize everything she's built, both online and in her real life.Why You Should Read? Explores themes of online identity, anonymity, and the impact of social media. Features a relatable protagonist dealing with anxiety, first love, and high school pressures. Offers a contemporary romantic story with a compelling secret at its heart. A popular and engaging read for fans of young adult fiction and contemporary romance.
Highlights
- Explores online identity and anonymity
- Features a protagonist with anxiety
- Set in New York with a romantic storyline
- Centers on a secret blog and its consequences
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's about a teen named Penny who blogs anonymously as 'Girl Online' about her life, and her romance with a musician in New York, which is complicated by secrets.
Who is the author?
The author is Zoe Sugg.
What themes does it explore?
It explores online identity, anonymity, social media impact, anxiety, and first love.
Is it suitable for young adults?
Yes, it is categorized as fiction and is described as a popular read for fans of young adult fiction.