Love & Muddy Puddles by Cecily Anne Paterson Book Review & Trailer

Thirteen year old fashionista Coco Franks has finally made it into the popular group at school and is planning to have the most amazing year ever. But then her dad decides to go all eco-feral-greenie-tree-change and moves the whole family to a farm out the back of nowhere so they can 'bond'.

With social death looming and more than a few pairs of ballet flats ruined by mud, Coco's plan is to get herself back to Sydney and her clique at any cost. But it will take an Akubra-hat-and-flanny-shirt-wearing boy called James and a nervous horse called Cupcake to show her who her real friends are.


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My Review:

I just finished reading Love & Muddy Puddles and I am sure that there are a lot of young women who can really relate to Coco's story. Just when she starts to finally fit in the good group her father decides to move to the country. It takes all of Coco's tricks but, he still will not budge. Her days in the country seem to be getting worse and worse, until. I give this book a 4/5.  I was given this book for the purpose of  a review and all opinions are my own.