All I Know Now: Wonderings and Advice on Making Friends, Making Mistakes, Falling in (and Out Of) Love, and Other Adventures in Growing Up Hopefully - Tapa blanda

"Though the book is targeted to teens, Fletcher's advice on making friends can apply to grownup women as well."--Washington Post

"Openly addresses the ebbs and flows of adolescence, pursuing goals, and sometimes letting go of them."--Publishers Weekly

"Thus far, the reaction to the book, a guide to navigating the teen years, written by 22-year-old video blogger and musical-theatre star Carrie Hope Fletcher, has been evenly split. First comes the astonished gasp of gratitude and relief from a teenager discovering that, OMG, she's not alone and entirely misunderstood after all! This is invariably followed by a sob of retrospective regret from her mother that there wasn't a similar book in her day to offer such comfort and encouragement."--Daily Mail (UK)

"Full of warmth, wit and wisdom, [Carrie is] the big sister everyone needs in their life."--Top of the Pops magazine

"[She's ] young, fab, and incredibly talented. I think I manage to keep my massive jealousy of Carrie Hope Fletcher just [barely] under control: -)."
--Jenny Colgan, author of West End Girls and The Little Beach Street Bakery

"Where was this book when I was growing up? Even with describing her mistakes and stumbles, Carrie's prose remains graceful and perfect. This is a best friend in book form."
--Andrew Kaufman, author of All My Friends Are Superheroes

"Oh, what a fantastic book--so honest, so brilliant, so kind. If every mom or dad buys this for their teenager they'll be doing themselves a real favor--everyone will benefit, I promise!"
--Jill Mansell, author of Don't Want to Miss a Thing

"Oh @CarrieHFletcher I am loving your book. You are wise beyond your years and you're a beautiful writer."
--Harriet Evans, author of A Place for Us

"All I Know Now . . . It's super mega awesome."
--Emma Blackery, youtube.com/emmablackery

"All I Know Now is exactly what my teenage self needed, and a reminder for my 26-year-old self that we're not alone in our quirks, breaks, wonder, and woes . . . it's absolutely magic."
--Jodi Ann Bickley, author of One Million Lovely Letters

"Carrie has written the ultimate life survival guide for teens and beyond!"
--Ali McNamara, author of From Notting Hill with Love . . . Actually

"An honest and funny guide to growing, dreaming, and being."
--Samantha Shannon, author of The Bone Season