Loveability

The must-have guide for girls looking to steer their way through the murky waters of teen relationships Not into you? too into you?What happens when feelings aren’t mutual?When to stay and when to go?Can’t handle the heartbreak?Or maybe just sick of being single? In this guide, Dannielle Miller and Nina Funnell will help you navigate your way through the often complex world of relationships. their combination of professional expertise and personal stories delivers a book that is like the best chat you could ever have with your friends, filled with good advice that is smart, but also warm, funny and never judgemental. And determine your love-ability with the help of quizzes, Q&As, compatibility tests and true love checklist.

Author Biography

Dannielle Miller is the CEO of Enlighten Education, Australia’s leading provider of in-school workshops for teen girls on body image, self-esteem and empowerment. She is the weekly Channel 9 Mornings contributor on parenting and women’s issues and has written for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and sites such as Mamamia and The Hoopla.

Nina Funnell is a Walkley award winning journalist, author, and sexual assault survivor advocate. In 2018, after meeting Tasmanian rape survivor Grace Tame and learning about sexual assault victim gag-laws for the first time, Nina created the #LetHerSpeak campaign, eventually publishing over 100 articles on the gag laws. As campaign manager Nina also raised $100,000 to help cover the legal costs of the 17 survivors featured in the campaign, and in 2020, the #LetHerSpeak campaign achieved four law reforms across three jurisdictions. That year Nina was also awarded the Walkley Award for Public Service Journalism, the Our Watch Walkley Award, a Kennedy Award and an MEAA Northern Territory Media Award. She has previously been awarded a United Nations Australia Media award (2017) and an Australian Human Rights Commission Community (Individual) award (2010). Nina has over a decade experience in sexual assault advocacy and campaigning and has previously served on the NSW Premier’s Council on Preventing Violence Against Women, the board of the NSW Rape Crisis Centre, and the board of the National Childrens’ & Youth Law Centre.