'FUNNY, ENTERTAINING AND ENGAGING ... HIGHLY RECOMMENDED'
-- Susan Whelan, Kids' Book Review
New job. New boyfriend. New me.
Things are looking up for Josie Browning. Her boyfriend, James, is crazy about her, and she's scored a writing job at indi.
Now the pressure is on for Josie to prove she's got what it takes to help plan indi's launch. Plus, she's battling with flatmates, frenemies and confusing feelings for travel writer Alex.
High on the perks at indi, Josie's doing a pretty good job of faking her way in the industry - even though she still hasn't mastered her hair straightener. But when Josie is invited to a media junket, she accidentally sets off a string of lies that threaten to ruin her reputation, love life and career forever.
The hilarious and engaging sequel to Gabrielle Tozer's award-winning debut novel The Intern.
MORE PRAISE FOR THE INTERN AND FAKING IT
'If you loved The Devil Wears Prada, I have a sneaking suspicion you'll dive right into The Intern ... I loved this fun, cheeky read, as well as the genuine heart at its core.' -- Lauren Sams, author of Crazy, Busy, Guilty and She's Having Her Baby
'The Intern is a page turner that left me wanting more of Tozer's work.' -- JJ McConnachie, NZ Booklovers
'Gabrielle Tozer nails it with Faking It -- it's fun, sassy, endearing, and an accurate account of magazine life with a hilarious twist.' -- Lucy Cousins, Dolly and Cleo
'Both The Intern and Faking It are highly recommended for readers looking for entertaining contemporary fiction for teens that is both light-hearted and insightful.' -- Susan Whelan, Kids' Book Review
About the Author :
Gabrielle Tozer is an award-winning author based in regional New South Wales. Her latest works include The Unexpected Mess of It All, which won the 2025 ACT Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction, beloved picture book Before We Met (illustrated by the award-winning Sophie Beer) and Can't Say it Went to Plan.
Over the years, Gabrielle has received honours including the State Library of Victoria's Gold Inky Award for her debut YA novel, The Intern, and appeared on the Children's Book Council of Australia's Notable List for Older Readers for Remind Me How This Ends.
Gabrielle loves sharing her passion for creativity with readers and aspiring writers, and has worked as a mentor for the Regional Arts Network's Horizon program, Regional Arts Australia's Regional Scribes program and the ABC's Heywire initiative.
Gabrielle is currently working on four new books for HarperCollins.
Say hello: gabrielletozer.com
