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Bim Blake’s Hot Takes: My Pencil Case Doesn’t Define Me

Bim Blake’s Hot Takes, Book 1

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Bim Blake’s Hot Takes: My Pencil Case Doesn’t Define Me

By: Tolá Okogwu
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From the bestselling author of
Onyeka and the Academy of the Sun comes the first in a brand-new tween slice-of-life series. Relatable, humorous and highly illustrated, Bím Blake's Hot Takes is perfect for fans of Dork Diaries and Geek Girl.

Hi bestie! My name's Bím Blake. I've just started high school and here's my hot take on it: Year Seven is a LOT harder than I thought! I've realised my school skirt is way too long, my pencil case is way too uncool, my boobs are way too big and the new boy (who's the son of popstar parents!!!) is way too cute for my liking . . .

If that wasn't bad enough, tell me why my dad has been acting weirder than usual. He's been making TikToks (cringe!), experimenting in the kitchen (I call it attempted murder!) and he's even started exercising . . . It must be tough being over forty! Add into the mix a trio of annoying older brothers (yes, I have three – pray for me!), a duo of feuding aunts, one friend mishap and a huge helping of drama and you have a recipe for chaos. Welcome to my life!

© Tolá Okogwu 2026 (P) Penguin Audio 2026

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