Love Ya, Babe - Softcover

Chris Higgins was born and brought up in South Wales. She now lives in Cornwall with her husband, 4 children, a sheepdog, a rabbit and a goldfish that will be 21 this year! For many years she worked as a Secondary school teacher in English and Drama. Chris loves theatre and between writing helps at the Minack, the open-air theatre on the cliffs near Lands End. Chris also loves to travel and is a great believer in taking control of your own life and making the most of your opportunities. Chris's novels deal with issues that every teenager can identify with.

'The Westcountry's own Jacqueline Wilson.' * Western Morning News * 'Higgins is an entertaining writer who keeps her fans wanting more of the mundane aspects of a teenager's life. Eminently readable, this story, with its amusing anecdotes, touching scenes and the dissection of teenage angst, will speak volumes to young adults who are trying to find themselves amongst the detritus of growing up' * - Carousel * A touching debut * First News * A poignant novel... A moving, honest & most of all positive story about friendship, family & trust. Will make you laugh and cry. * Shop! Scotland * A touching tale of romance, friendship & family * Publishing News * A thundering good read * The Cornishman * PRAISE FOR CHRIS HIGGINS: '... exciting and engaging and its a hard one to put down when youve started.' * The Bookbag * 'This a funny, interesting, heart-warming story.' * Chicklish * 'Chris Higgins gives her loyal audience another tremendously enjoyable read in Love Ya Babe. She has a light touch and an easy style that absorbs you right from the very start.' * The Bookbag * Eminently readable, this story with its amusing anecdotes, touching scenes and the dissection of teenage angst, will speak volumes to young adults who are trying to find themselves amongst the detritus of growing up * Carousel * 'Chris Higgins writes in a dead-on emulation of a teenage girl's voice, her prose salted with pithy observations.' * Financial Times * Chris Higgins writes in a dead-on emulation of a teenage girl's voice, her prose salted with pithy observations * Financial Times * A riveting, rewarding read * St Ives Times & Echo *