Out of My Depth

Electra Brown #2

by Helen Bailey

Electra's totally out of her depth. Everyone's giving her the third degree!

Freak Boy's dad wants to know whether he's being bullied. Sorrel's interrogating Electra about Lucy's private life. Even her dad is cross-examining her about her mum's love-life, over his Deep Pan Super Supreme.

And all Electra can think is, How far can you get a piece of melted cheese to stretch without it breaking?

Welcome to the crazy world of Electra Brown.

Genres: Childrens, Fiction, Chick Lit

291 pages, Paperback

First published August 7, 2008

About the author

Helen Elizabeth Bailey (22 August 1964 – c. 11 April 2016) was a British author who wrote the Electra Brown series of books aimed at a teenage audience.

Reviews

[Hope]

a book i keep going back to. It tells a very basic story but in such a gripping manner

[Alisha]

Not the best book I've ever read but it is still pretty good.

It is basically about a girl whose parents are divorced (well not divorced cause they are still techically married but not living together anymore) because her dad had an a affair with a woman named Candy A.K.A The Troll and so her mum kicks him out and he goes and lives with Candy.

Then her mum gets a really good 'friend', but then her dad dumps Candy and says he wants to come home.

Then the girl foes on a mission to get her parents back together.

[Hayley Bowden]

This book series is so funny! Being a fourteen year old girl I can't say I can relate however my younger self can. I recommend these books for younger teenagers who want a good laugh. The books not hard to read so I think it's intended for a younger audience however I thoroughly enjoyed book 2 of this series.

[Rebekah]

this was a very entertaining and funny book and I recommend this book to everyone!

[Edacheeky]

Loved this series so so much :)

[Davina]

It was a good book but at times I found it boring!

[Subandi Tennakoon]

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[Sall]

A light hearted read that delves into some serious issues and the complicated problems surrounding surviving high school. This is a great read for both adults and teenagers alike.