About This Book
Reach for this book if your tween is constantly asking for social media or seems obsessed with looking older and achieving 'glow up' status. It captures the modern anxiety of being a digital native while offering a gentle reminder that being a kid is a fleeting privilege. When twelve year old Harper uses a mysterious social media filter, she is magically transported into her twenty-two year old life. While she initially loves the designer clothes and independence, she soon discovers that fast-forwarding through her youth has left painful gaps in her friendships and family connections. This story explores the weight of adult responsibilities and the vanity of curated online personas. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to discuss the gap between social media 'perfection' and real-world happiness without being overly preachy.
