Maggie Horne Livres

Girls in Hazel's school are being harassed by an anonymous person online, someone who seems to know all about their insecurities and dreams. With no one willing to stand up and face the bully, how will Hazel be able to prove her suspicions?

Navigating the complexities of friendship and self-identity, Noah grapples with societal pressures as her friends obsess over boys. To blend in, she feigns interest in Archie, despite her uncertainty. The arrival of Jessa complicates matters further, challenging Noah to confront her true feelings. The story explores themes of authenticity and the struggle between societal expectations and personal truth.

Exploring the beauty of lifelong friendships, this book delves into the journey of self-discovery within the queer community. It highlights the importance of connection, acceptance, and the shared experiences that bind individuals together. Through heartfelt narratives, the characters navigate their identities, celebrate their relationships, and find solace in their vibrant community, ultimately portraying a powerful message of love and belonging.