Nicola Morgan's non fiction books, especially for teenagers, are always a huge success in my Library with their accessibility and time that just draws my students in. Another fab book! - NetGalley Reviewer

This book is great to support teens understand what they are feeling. […] This book will be a godsend to so many. - NetGalley Reviewer

Highly practical and written in a language that is both accessible and full of wisdom, this is a book I’d strongly recommend to all young people particularly if they are struggling with pressures and the resultant anxiety in their lives. Assuredly one to add to a teenager’s bookshelf; it’s packed with helpful information and advice. - Red Reading Hub

As a person who suffers with mild anxiety I really wish this book was around when I was a teenager. […] Every secondary school library/classroom/pastoral department needs a copy of No Worries: How to deal with Teenage Anxiety for young people to be able to access. - Little Blog of Library Treasures

A critically-acclaimed author, Nicola Morgan has written nearly a hundred books. Her fiction titles for young people include Mondays Are Red, Fleshmarket, The Highwayman’s Footsteps, The Highwayman’s Curse, Deathwatch, Chicken Friend, The Passionflower Massacre and Sleepwalking, winner of the 2005 Scottish Arts Council Children's Book of the Year Award. Her most recent novel, Wasted, won several awards, including the Scottish Children’s Book Award (older readers) and was longlisted for the Carnegie Medal. Her best known non-fiction title, Blame My Brain - The Amazing Teenage Brain Revealed, was shortlisted for the Aventis Prize for Science. Nicola has also written a number of popular home learning books, including the I Can Learn series, Mega English and the Thomas the Tank Engine Maths series. Nicola lives in Northamptonshire; she is a former Chair of the Society of Authors in Scotland and is currently an Ambassador for Dyslexia Scotland.