Love Frankie

Reviews

Emily

JW has a knack for writing about tough topics and issues in a realistic was but still being able to keep it appropriate to the age group she’s writing for. Her mum is a teacher and also suffers with MS, the family struggle with moment as in true JW style Frankie is from a single parent household. It’s been a while since I’ve read a Jacqueline Wilson book, but as soon as I heard that she’d written one with a lesbian protagonist I was immediately over excited, and the book didn’t disappoint me. The cover is beautiful and can't wait to read it

MoodyWritesEverything

(Yet she’s not into boys) and her mums health begins to take a sharp decline. On top of it all some conflicts arise when the others at school find out about Frankie and Sally’s relationship. Rated 4\5 Frankie goes to school with a girl named Sally, who isn’t very kind to her, but the two soon find themselves becoming friends and an “enemies to lovers” relationship quickly forms.

Amazon Customer

I love the designs and it is a great lgbtqia+ book Things get a little more complicated as Frankie’s best friend Sam, catches feelings for her. Frankie is 14, she lives with her mum and her two sisters.