Tara Eglington, author of My Best Friend is a Goddess and The Long Distance Playlist

'Gabrielle Tozer vividly brings to life the magic and madcap mishaps of the infamous rite-of-passage that is schoolies.' 'Gabrielle has written a story with so much joy, humour and heart.

Wai Chim, author of The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling I had a blast spending the week with Zoe, Samira and Dahlia.'

'A delightful romp with such relatable and poignant characters. Danielle Binks, author of The Year the Maps Changed and editor and contributor to Begin, End, Begin It is tender, true and wonderful – as all of Tozer's coming-of-age stories are.' 'In Can't Say it Went to Plan, she's taking rites of passage in teenagerdom and giving them a hilarious and honest platform, and there's something here for everyone. Can't Say it Went to Plan provides a cinematic read with movie-like moments in which you can practically hear the soundtrack swell.' 'This novel is Tozer at her best-it has the humour of The Intern paired with the emotional depth of Remind Me How This Ends, on top of a diverse cast of characters. Zoe, Samira and Dahlia are strangers, but they have something in common: their plans for a dream holiday after their final year of school are flipped upside-down before they even arrive at the beach.įrom hooking up and heartache, to growing apart, testing friendships and falling in love, anything can go down this week. There are no parents or curfews – and no rules. Totally fresh and funny, this debut novel from industry insider Gabrielle Tozer reveals just what is behind the seeming glamour and sparkle of the magazine industry.F rom the award-winning author of The Intern, Faking It and Remind Me How This Ends.įorget study, exams and mapping out the future.įor the next seven days, the only homework is partying with friends, making new ones and living in the moment. Battle lines are drawn and Josie quickly learns that the magazine industry is far from easy, especially under the reign of powerful editor, Rae Swanson.įrom the lows of coffee-fetching and working 10-hour days, to the highs of mingling with celebrities, scoring endless free beauty products (plus falling for her cousin’s seriously gorgeous flatmate James) this is one year Josie will never forget. A coveted columnist job is up for grabs, but Josie’s got some tough competition in the form of two other interns. Josie’s luck changes though when she lands an internship at the glossy fashion magazine Sash. The only problem? Josie can’t get through twenty-four hours without embarrassing her sister Kat or her best friend Angel, let alone herself. A stellar academic record, an amazing career in journalism - and for her current crush to realise she actually exists.

The intern by gabrielle tozer