Nina Peanut

By Sarah Bowie

Adjectives

hilarious quirky engaging heartwarming

Genres

Humour Friendship and Family Animals

Synopsis

Nina Peanut dreams of internet fame with her quirky videos, but only her nan and best friend Brian watch them. When her stinky cat Les accidentally stars in a rival's video and goes viral, Nina and Les become overnight sensations. However, Nina soon discovers that fame isn't as glamorous as she imagined. This hilarious, illustrated story explores friendship, big dreams, and the unexpected challenges of stardom, perfect for fans of Wimpy Kid and Dork Diaries.

Pages

272 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

Published

2024

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