Young Adult· United Kingdom
Dear Nobody
by Berlie DohertyAggregate Editorial Score71/100
★Carnegie Medal
Published 1991185 pagesEnglish
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Berlie Doherty's Dear Nobody (1991) stands as one of the most significant works of young adult of its era. A teenage girl falls pregnant and writes letters to the unborn baby—'Dear Nobody'—while her boyfriend Chris grapples with his own feelings and history. Doherty's second Carnegie Medal winner is a compassionate novel about teenage parenthood. Themes of pregnancy, teenage life, letters run through the work. The book has received recognition from Carnegie Medal 1991.
Awards & Recognition
Carnegie Medal
winner · national
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