Casey Writes It Down: Girl Online On Tour by Zoe Sugg review

'Girl Online On Tour' the sequel to 'Girl Online' (See my review here). Zoe's previous book was written by herself and a ghost writer, However this book is not the case. Zoe had made it clear that this book was not going to be written in anyway by a ghost writer. She pointed out that her editor at Penguin, Amy Alward, had been helping he with the book on weekly visits and there is nobody else. This book became a best seller, selling 58,000 copies in its first week!

This book is about the story of Penny joining her rock-god boyfriend, Noah, on tour. When Noah invites Penny on tour she cannot wait to spend time with him, But between Noahs super busy schedule, unwelcoming bandmates and threats from from a jealous fan, Penny can't help but wonder if she's cut out for life on the road

I was more than excited to read this book after loving the previous one. I was really excited to see Noah and Penny together again and see what kind of drama is in store for the pair.

At times I felt like the main character, Penny, was being slightly over-dramatic and annoying but I suppose some teenage girls are over-dramatic and annoying at times. I really loved the plot of the story and the way the story didn't pretend that having a rock star boyfriend would be all unicorns and rainbows. I liked how Zoe mentioned the down sides to it and that not everything is going to go your way.

I noticed the difference (writing wise) between Girl Online and Girl Online On Tour with there being no ghost writer for example, the way sentences we put and I noticed their were a lot of 'and's. *Spoiler coming up* I wasn't very happy with the ending personally, as I was really hoping for a kiss to rekindle Noah and Penny's love, I was desperate to be reassured that Noah and Penny got back together.

I really am proud of Zoe for writing such a great book, I honestly could not put this book down! I was opting for the book over my phone! I am praying that Zoe writes a third book for the series, I am dying to see what happens for Noah and Penny. The book only took me three days to read and I normally take about a month or two to finish a book.. If that doesn't symbolize its amazing-ness I don't know what will.