Ebook {Epub PDF} Taking Down Evelyn Tait by Poppy Nwosu

 · Taking Down Evelyn Tait is a story about family, friends and embracing who you are. Even if that person is kind of weird. Even if that person is Extent: pages. Taking Down Evelyn Tait. Set to publish, 1 April From the first page, this book is so easy to read. Nwosu’s use of modern language and its integration into characters with thoughts and emotions that we can all relate to, really make this book stand out. 30 pages in and the first plot twist hits, I . For YA Day , author POPPY NWOSU put together this little intro video to her latest #LoveOzYA book, TAKING DOWN EVELYN TAIT, published by Wakefield Press.

Poppy Nwosu is an author of young adult fiction. She has published three romantic contemporary novels called Making Friends with Alice Dyson(), Taking Down Evelyn Tait (), and Road Tripping with Pearl Nash (), and is the creator of the YA anthology Hometown Haunts: #LoveOzYA Horror Tales. Her work has been shortlisted for the SPN Book of the Year award, Adelaide festival. Poppy Nwosu is an Adelaide-based author who grew up in central North-Queensland. Her first book Making Friends with Alice Dyson was shortlisted for the Taking Down Evelyn Tait, by Poppy Nwosu. Only show reviews with written explanations. swu's review against another edition. Go to review page. Taking Down Evelyn Tait has definitely been one of my absolute favourite Contemporary novels that I've read this year! I just found there was so much to love about this wonderful book.

Taking Down Evelyn Tait ebook By Poppy Nwosu. Read a Sample "Taking Down Evelyn Tait" is a story about family, friends and embracing who you are. Even if that. For YA Day , author POPPY NWOSU put together this little intro video to her latest #LoveOzYA book, TAKING DOWN EVELYN TAIT, published by Wakefield Press. In conversation with BOTY shortlisted author: Poppy Nwosu We had a chat with Poppy about her book Taking Down Evelyn Tait, one of this year’s shortlisted titles for the Book of the Year Award. Cordelia: Where did you get your inspiration from, and what was the most important thing you wanted to say with this story? Poppy: It really came with.