Girl Online: On Tour: The Second Novel by Zoella

by Zoe Sugg

Overview

In this sequel to the New York Times bestseller, Girl Online, Penny joins her rock-star boyfriend on the road in Europe.

When Noah invites Penny on his first-ever European tour, she can’t wait to spend the summer with her rock-god-tastic boyfriend.

But, between Noah’s jam-packed schedule, less-than-welcoming band mates, and threatening messages from jealous fans, Penny wonders whether she’s really cut out for life on tour. She can’t help but miss her family, her best friend Elliot, and her blog, “Girl Online.”

Can Penny learn to balance life and love on the road, or will she lose everything in pursuit of the perfect summer?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781501100352
Publisher:	Atria/Keywords Press
Publication date:	10/20/2015
Series:	Girl Online Series , #2
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	eBook
Pages:	352
Lexile:	840L (what's this?)
File size:	3 MB
Age Range:	12 - 17 Years

About the Author

Zoe Sugg is the New York Times bestselling author of Girl Online and Girl Online: On Tour, as well as an English fashion and beauty vlogger and Internet personality. She is best known for her Zoella channel on YouTube, which attracts millions of subscribers. She has won numerous blogging and vlogging honors since 2011, including Cosmopolitan Beauty Blog and Vlogger Awards, a BBC Radio 1 Teen Award, a Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award, and a Teen Choice Award.

Editorial Reviews

2015-12-06
Penny joins her rocker boyfriend on his European tour. After an explosion of embarrassment and betrayal earlier in the school year, Penny had no choice but to make her popular blog, Girl Online, private. She's still in her romantic relationship with hottie Noah Flynn, one of the biggest rock stars on the planet, though. The couple has plans to travel Europe together over the summer while Noah and his band go on tour, but when ex-girlfriends, disapproving band mates, and exasperating managers rear their heads, can Noah and Penny's relationship survive? As her life becomes more and more complicated, Penny does her best to resist going back online and resurrecting her blog, but the impulse is getting harder and harder to ignore. In this sequel to series opener Girl Online (2014), Sugg is smart in pushing her characters out of their comfort zones. The author has an emotional story to tell, and she weaves it well, spanning a few different characters and how they fit together. However, this is a novel about a teenager and her sexy boyfriend traveling across Europe, and Sugg doesn't turn her nose up at all the possibilities that come with that premise. She mixes the fantasy with enough emotional reality that the book doesn't feel cheap or trashy, but it isn't exactly high art either. Readers who adore Stephanie Perkins and Jenny Han will see that this will do in a pinch, but it doesn't match the highs either of those authors achieve. Cool clothes, trendy music, and matters of the heart make for a pleasant sequel. (Fiction. 12-16)

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