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| Original Title: | Withering Tights |
| ISBN: | 0007156839 (ISBN13: 9780007156832) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://witheringtights.com/ |
| Series: | The Misadventures of Tallulah Casey #1 |
| Characters: | Tallulah Casey |
Louise Rennison
Hardcover | Pages: 351 pages Rating: 3.67 | 5972 Users | 765 Reviews
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| Title | : | Withering Tights (The Misadventures of Tallulah Casey #1) |
| Author | : | Louise Rennison |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 351 pages |
| Published | : | July 8th 2011 by HarperTeen (first published July 5th 2010) |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Humor. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction |
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Hilarious new series from Queen of Teen – laugh your tights off at the (VERY) amateur dramatic antics of Talullah and her bonkers mates. Boys, snogging and bad acting guaranteed!Picture the scene: Dother Hall performing arts college somewhere Up North, surrounded by rolling dales, bearded cheesemaking villagers (male and female) and wildlife of the squirrely-type. On the whole, it’s not quite the showbiz experience Tallulah was expecting… but once her mates turn up and they start their ‘FAME! I’m gonna liiiiive foreeeeeever, I’m gonna fill my tiiiiights’ summer course things are bound to perk up.
Especially when the boys arrive. (When DO the boys arrive?)
Six weeks of parent-free freedom. BOY freedom. Freedom of expression… cos it’s the THEATRE dahling, the theatre!!
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Ratings: 3.67 From 5972 Users | 765 ReviewsCritique Based On Books Withering Tights (The Misadventures of Tallulah Casey #1)
Cover: 5/5 Looking at this cover, I couldn't help but smile. It's so cute! The stocking textured background, the baby owl, and the legs wearing pink and black stockings. I love covers like this. Every element in this picture actually has something to do with the story itself. I hate when I finish reading a book, and still have no clue how the cover ties in. Looking at the cover you could guess what the story actually may be about! Characters- Favorite: Every single character in Withering TightsI love Rennison's writing. I think that this book has another good story line, although perhaps not with so many laughs.The story, about a fourteen girl, was read by Rennison, who by that time, had a lovely rich and husky voice, but clearly that of an older woman. The mature voice didn't work well for me to be that of a young girl! I don't recommend the audiobook for that reason but think that book or ebook formats would work better.
This is a different take on Wuthering Heights, and I thought it was a very funny book to read in year 6/7
I did not like this book.To be perfectly honest, I don't even know why I picked it up. I only know I was completely stunned by the cover art of the edition I put my hands on - it was simple, yet so beautiful. I guess that is the answer to my question. As far as the book covers go, I believe this one might actually be one of my favorites.Unfortunately, the cover is the only thing I liked about this book.I was hardly amused by Tallulah's monologue and the writing style. In fact, I wasn't amused at
Louise Rennison is a comic genius. Her books are so good-naturedly, wholeheartedly zany that it doesn't matter that I've read this plot a dozen times, or that Tallulah and her friends are mostly indistinguishable from each other. The scene in which the Tree Sisters yell confidence quotes while running around in a field made me die laughing. As we were going out, Blaise said to me, Whats your name? I said, Tallulah Casey. She said, Watching you is like watching someone whose pants are on fire.
As seen on The ReadventurerA new series from Louise Rennison and, thank vati, it does not disappoint.Talullah Casey is Georgia Nicolson's 14.5-year old cousin and an aspiring performer. She is lucky to have been accepted to a performing arts college Dother Hall for for the summer semester. Here she acquires new (mad) mates and surrenders herself to the wonders of theatre. What is disappointing though is that, it turns out, Dother Hall is an all-girl school. How are girls supposed to enhance
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