Description
A sharp, funny novel about female friendship, messy relationships and what it really means to be a girls' girl, from bestselling* author, G. Forsyth-Read.
When Eden arrives at university, she's determined to leave the past behind. Then she lands a late-night slot on the student radio station and creates Girls' Girl - an anonymous call-in show for sharing secrets, solving dilemmas and calling out bad behaviour.
Behind a voice filter, Eden is everything she wishes she could be: confident, fearless and always ready with an opinion. And people can't stop listening.
But off air, Eden's own life is getting messy. There's the bad-idea boy she can't stop going back to, unexpected feelings for someone much closer to home and a new friendship she can't afford to lose.
As the gossip gets hotter and the audience grows, Eden shares a secret that was never hers to tell and discovers that being a girls' girl is much easier when you're behind a microphone.
Funny, messy and painfully relatable, Girls' Girl is for anyone who's ever given advice they'd never take themselves.
- Perfect for fans of B.K. Borison's First-Time Caller and Dolly Alderton
- A fresh, addictive read about friendship, relationships, loneliness, ambition and the messy reality of trying to be a good person
- G. Forsyth-Read is one half of Ally & G, the dynamic duo behind the YouTube series Backseat Driver and the Leave a Message podcast
*G's debut, Texts We Never Sent, was #1 in the YA PB TCM chart w/c 31/05/2026