Geek Girl Series Collection 6 Books Set by Holly Smale - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Geek Girl. Model Misfit. Picture Perfect. All That Glitters. Head Over Heels. Forever Geek. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780008738181. Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books. Age Range: 9-14. Overview. Meet Harriet Manners: fact-obsessed, awkward, and about to become the world's most unlikely supermodel. This complete six-book paperback collection follows Harriet from social outcast to catwalk sensation, through heartbreak, holidays and fashion disasters. Witty and relatable, the award-winning Geek Girl series has sold millions worldwide and is a favourite with teen readers.. About the Books. The Geek Girl series begins with Harriet Manners, who knows more facts than friends, being unexpectedly spotted by a modelling agency at a fashion show. What follows is a laugh-out-loud journey through the glamorous, and surprisingly ridiculous, world of fashion. In Geek Girl, Harriet swaps her comfort zone for the catwalk. Model Misfit takes her to Japan, where geek meets glitz. Picture Perfect whisks her to New York, testing her family. All That Glitters brings drama home as Harriet navigates exams and first love. Head Over Heels sees rivalries and new romances collide on a trip abroad. Finally, Forever Geek closes the series with her biggest adventure, and the toughest lessons about who she really is. Throughout, Harriet's love of facts, her chaotic best friend Nat, loyal Toby, and her hopeless family provide constant warmth and comedy. This series celebrates individuality and shows being different might just be your superpower.. Complete 6-book paperback collection, no waiting between titles. Award-winning, No.1 bestselling UK YA series. One continuous, satisfying story arc. Great for reluctant readers who love humour and pace. A brilliant gift for teens who love fashion and comedy. Brand new condition, ready to read. About the Author. Holly Smale has been writing stories since she was four, constructing her own books from cereal boxes an