- Illustrated Chapter Books
- Ages 9–12
- Comedy
The Unfamous Diaries of Daisy Brewster: The Superstars
Book 3 of 3 in The Unfamous Diaries of Daisy BrewsterView the full series
The third doodle-filled instalment of Daisy Brewster's diary, as ordinary Daisy keeps navigating school, family and life alongside her Hollywood-famous cousin Maxxy.
- Best for9–12
- FormatIllustrated
The vibe
What it’s like.
Style
- Comedic
- Conversational
- Epistolary
Tone
- Funny
- Warm
- Irreverent
Themes
Experience meters
What’s it about?
The story.
Daisy Brewster is back for a third funny, doodle-stuffed diary. Still living in the shadow of her super-celebrity cousin Maxxy Bloom, Daisy keeps juggling school, family chaos, friendship ups and downs and her own very unfamous ambitions, all in her trademark list-making, aside-throwing voice. Written entirely as Daisy's illustrated diary, this continues the sparkling series for fans of Lottie Brooks and Dork Diaries, mixing laugh-out-loud comedy about fame and frenemies with a warm, grounded heart. A perfect next helping for readers who have followed Daisy from The Frenemies onward.
Fit check
Right for your child?
Where it lands by age
A 9-12 independent read continuing the series' short, doodle-rich diary entries. Accessible for confident younger readers and satisfying for tweens who have followed Daisy's story. Shares well from about 8.
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- Best fit · 9–12
- Read aloud · 8–11
- Independent · 9–12
Prose load
Light
Visual support
Moderate
Reluctant-reader friendly
Very
Read-aloud quality
Workable
Works well for
- Reading together
- Reluctant readers
Nothing in the book is likely to concern most parents. Safe to recommend without preview.
Bedtime suitability
3 / 5 · Workable
Sensitive-child
4 / 5 · Good fit
Graphic intensity
1 / 5 · None
Best for
- Funny diary
- Reluctant readers
- Friendship
- School stories
Avoid if
- Wants high stakes adventure
Particularly good for children who are…
- Making friends
Why it lands
Why they love it.
Why kids love it
The doodles, lists and dry asides keep coming as Daisy handles school, family and her impossibly famous cousin. Fans who love spending time in Daisy's head get another big, funny helping.
- Friendship and belonging
- Proving yourself
- Being understood finally
Why parents love it
More of the fast, illustrated diary format reluctant readers love, with the series' gentle steer toward self-worth and real friendship over fame. Easy to hand over once your reader is hooked on Daisy.
- Shared humour
- Quick to read
In the series
The Unfamous Diaries of Daisy Brewster.
3 books · open the series →
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