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Teenage Worrier #1

I Was a Teenage Worrier

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Letty Chubb, 15, is a teenage worrier. In this book she details her hopes, joys, tears, and fears, on topics ranging from personal and private things to important world issues such as oxygen, AIDS, war, and electrolysis.

294 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1993

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269 reviews4 followers
March 12, 2025
It's been v. v. comforting to revisit this classic of my (pre)teen years. It probably seems dated to any younger readers now, but at the time this was the height of teenage comedy and not a bad source of information either. I'm pleased to report that this hasn't aged too badly at all, and it's been nice to recognise some phrases and images that have lingered in my mind all these years.
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104 reviews1 follower
August 29, 2024
Capolavoro, non mi interessa l'obiettività.

Letty Chubb idolo <3
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4,025 reviews92 followers
August 16, 2017
UNO SPORTELLO D'INFORMAZIONI

"Come sopravvivere agli anni migliori della nostra vita" e "Come sopravvivere alla prima cotta" sono meglio di uno sportello di informazioni: dalla A alla Z, offrono delucidazioni su tutto quello che c'è da sapere per affrontare il tanto temuto passaggio all'età adulta.
Il tutto affiancato dalla spassosissima storia Letty Chubb, che s'improvvisa counselor nonostante sia la prima ad aver bisogno di una guida nella giungla della sua adolescenza.
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442 reviews21 followers
November 30, 2015
Ah quanta saggezza in un solo libro. Saranno passati quasi 15 anni dalla prima volta che l'ho letto e lo ricordo ancora. Un carinissimo vademecum per adolescenti.
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9 reviews
July 31, 2025
One of my favorites as a teenager! ☺️
Haven't read it in years, though... Maybe i'll revisit it soon! 😛
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255 reviews39 followers
July 29, 2013
I don't know how to rate this book: pre-teen me rates it 4 stars - at the time, I remember really liking it and laughing with it, but now, it's just okay. Given that this is a book directioned for a very young audience, I should rate it according to what I thought about it when I first read it. So, I give it three shaking and trembling stars, as I did for the remaining books of this collection I read.
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37 reviews
April 21, 2011
I haven't finished this book yet, but so far it is quite good. I was expecting it to be more funny, but I haven't really found it that funny. It touches on things that people my age would worry about, but it doesn't really give advice, just sort of rambles about it.
I gave up near the end. It got repetitive.
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901 reviews7 followers
May 28, 2012
As a Chinese-Portuguese teen, I couldn't related to this originally English story. However, it was still interesting to see how the main character lived.
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409 reviews21 followers
January 8, 2023
i was obsessed with this series growing up.
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