Posted in Book reviews by kids, Petersham Public School NSW

Book review: The Extremely Embarrassing Life of Lottie Brooks

The cover of a children's book The Extremely Embarrassing Life of Lottie Brooks.

The Lottie Brooks series is a funny, day-to-day diary written and illustrated by Katie Kirby. 

Lottie is 11 years old going on to high school but doesn’t want to start without her best friend Molly because she moves to Australia. She is all alone. But shortly after she starts school she makes three best friends, Amber, Jess and Poppy. 

At the start of the book she creates a plan so she can be popular by changing her look and personality. She gets involved with all the school drama and you won’t be ready for all the twists.

My favourite part of the book is when she first started high school and made her new friends. And when people give her funny nicknames.

I love this book because it is hilarious and entertaining. It made me laugh over and over again. It is great for ages 9–13.

The Lottie Brooks series is all about school drama, day to day life, best friends, sleepovers and most importantly extremely embarrassing moments that everyone has experienced.


We’re pleased to be sharing book reviews by Petersham Public School students, NSW. This is Clementine’s first book review for Alphabet Soup. To send us YOUR book review, read our submission guidelines. Happy reading!

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This post was added by Rebecca Newman. Rebecca is a children's writer and poet, and the editor of the Australian children's literary blog, Alphabet Soup. For more about Rebecca visit: rebeccanewman.net.au.

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