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Book Review:

One of the reasons why I picked this books up is because I really interested in Rosalind Jana as a person, following her twitter and wanted to see what insight could be given from the book as I really enjoyed Carrie Hope Fletcher's All I Know Now which I really found interested and the same happened with Notes on Being Teenage. Notes on Being Teenage is an insightful book that can be read by anyone of any age as anyone could learn from Jana's wisdom.

Rosalind uses the book to share her experiences especially of her family's mental health and the modelling industry that she has been in and I felt that these were special to read about and were really interesting reads which I learn from and were quite personal to share but they could really help people who need them.

Overall, Notes of Being Teenage is a special book that contains so many insightful pieces of information that teenagers should read and learn about and I would love to read more from Rosalind Jana in the future.

The Verdict:

Rosalind Jana's Notes on Being Teenage is a highly useful book that should be read by teenagers everywhere.

I read this non-fiction YA title in paperback. An interesting, if a little same-y, addition to the genre. Younger fans of Dawn O'Porter and Juno Dawson will undoubtedly have snapped it up, but I didn't find it completely compelling, dynamic or laugh-out-loud funny. Very average.

Unfortunately I was not able to read this book, despite really looking forward to it because I had no ability to read this book on my Kindle. If that option were available to me, I'm sure I would have more to say about this book and its content.