Geek Girl By Holly Smale 6 Books Collection Set

Ages: 9-14

Format: Paperback

About the Series

Introducing the captivating world of Geek Girl Books by Holly Smale – a series that celebrates the extraordinary power of being true to oneself. This meticulously crafted collection takes readers on an exhilarating journey filled with adventure, intelligence, and empowerment. With her distinctive storytelling style, Smale inspires teen and YA readers to embrace their uniqueness and follow their dreams.

The series revolves around Harriet Manners, an endearing and socially awkward teenager with a passion for knowledge and a knack for finding herself in unconventional situations. From the bustling streets of London to glamorous fashion events and globetrotting escapades, Harriet's world is an enchanting blend of wit, charm, and unexpected twists.

Titles in This Set:

• Geek Girl
• Model Misfit
• Picture Perfect
• All That Glitters
• Head Over Heels
• Forever Geek

Book Summaries

Geek Girl

The first book introduces Harriet, a self-proclaimed geek who loves facts and has a talent for unintentionally embarrassing herself. Discovered by a modelling agency, she embarks on a wild journey through the fashion world, learning important life lessons about friendship, self-acceptance, and success.

Model Misfit

In this sequel, Harriet knows a lot of facts but struggles with fitting in as her family prepares for a new baby. Modelling in Japan seems like the perfect escape from her summer plans gone awry.

Picture Perfect

Harriet knows many facts, but nothing about modelling in New York. As she navigates her new life, she faces challenges in her relationship and the pressures of becoming a brand.

All That Glitters

Harriet knows many things but struggles with making new friends at Sixth Form and the pressures of being a supermodel. Is it her time to shine or will she crash and burn?

Head Over Heels

With her life planned out, Harriet faces challenges when her friends seem unhappy. Determined to Make Things Happen, she navigates the ups and downs of her plans.

Forever Geek

In the final book, Harriet learns that modelling isn't a sure route to popularity. On a trip to Australia, she discovers the importance of being true to herself and letting go of her to-do lists.

Conclusion

One of the remarkable aspects of the Geek Girl series is Smale's ability to create relatable characters. Harriet defies stereotypes and challenges societal norms, reminding readers that being true to oneself is a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal development.