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"This beautifully crafted, lively novel captures the good and the bad of female friendship" Bec Kavanagh Books + Publishing, 5 stars.
WINNER OF THE CBCA AWARD FOR BOOK OF THE YEAR: OLDER READERS
3 award-winning authors.
1 compelling book.
ADY - not the confident A-Lister she appears to be.
KATE - brainy boarder taking risks to pursue the music she loves.
CLEM - disenchanted swim-star losing her heart to the wrong boy.
All are targeted by PSST, a toxic website that deals in gossip and lies. St Hilda's antidote to the cyber-bullying? The Year 10 Wellness program. Nice try - but sometimes all it takes is three girls.
Exploring friendship, feminism, identity and belonging. Take Three Girls is honest, raw and funny.
SHORTLISTED FOR A GOLD INKY AWARD 2018
SHORTLISTED FOR THE YABBA (YOUNG AUSTRALIANS BEST BOOK) AWARDS 2022
Take Three Girls is a collaboration between award-winning, internationally published authors Cath Crowley, Simmone Howell and Fiona Wood. With its themes of friendship, feminism, identity and belonging, it is honest, raw and funny, a novel that will strike a chord with young readers everywhere. Rumour is the new truth: feminism, identity and belonging are explored in a spectacular collaboration between three award-winning YA authors.
WINNER OF THE CBCA AWARD FOR BOOK OF THE YEAR: OLDER READERS
3 award-winning authors.
1 compelling book.
ADY - not the confident A-Lister she appears to be.
KATE - brainy boarder taking risks to pursue the music she loves.
CLEM - disenchanted swim-star losing her heart to the wrong boy.
All are targeted by PSST, a toxic website that deals in gossip and lies. St Hilda's antidote to the cyber-bullying? The Year 10 Wellness program. Nice try - but sometimes all it takes is three girls.
Exploring friendship, feminism, identity and belonging. Take Three Girls is honest, raw and funny.
SHORTLISTED FOR A GOLD INKY AWARD 2018
SHORTLISTED FOR THE YABBA (YOUNG AUSTRALIANS BEST BOOK) AWARDS 2022
Take Three Girls is a collaboration between award-winning, internationally published authors Cath Crowley, Simmone Howell and Fiona Wood. With its themes of friendship, feminism, identity and belonging, it is honest, raw and funny, a novel that will strike a chord with young readers everywhere. Rumour is the new truth: feminism, identity and belonging are explored in a spectacular collaboration between three award-winning YA authors.