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The Amazingly Disorganised Help Dictionary

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Amazingly Disorganised Help Dictionary
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Georgia Productions
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:176
Dimensions(mm): Height 209,Width 142
ISBN/Barcode 9780143793250
ClassificationsDewey:827
Audience
Teenage / Young Adult

Publishing Details

Publisher Penguin Random House Australia
Imprint Penguin Random House Australia
Publication Date 29 October 2018
Publication Country Australia

Description

Do you ever feel like your head's the most random place, like you'll be listening in class and then whoosh! suddenly you're thinking about dogs, or monobrows or that time you tried to catch a fish with your bare hands? Okay that could just be my head! But maybe it's yours too . . . The Amazingly Disorganised Help Dictionary is a scrapbook of my brain; how I use my lack of concentration and hyperactivity to be creative, to come up with ideas and to NEVER GIVE UP. It contains random and relatable lists, hot tips, advice, activities, stories from my past, info about how I got started on YouTube, lots of LOLs and so much more! Hopefully this book will make you laugh, but also help you to see that everyone's brain works differently and that your so-called weaknesses can really be gifts. See ya later, potata! DISCLAIMER- This book is NOT actually a dictionary but it's most definitely amazingly disorganised.

Author Biography

Georgia Productions is an 19-year-old Australian YouTuber who finds comedy in everyday life. With an audience of over 850,000 fans her videos have had 45 million views - and counting! Tune into her channel and you might find Georgia doing gymnastics with Grandma, trying on her mum's clothes, giving an all-too-real take on first world problems and even poking fun at YouTube itself. As someone with ADHD, Georgia is focused on channelling what some may see as negatives into positives, and using her amazing ability to be distracted (and do impressions) to make her viewers - and readers - smile.