About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the double-edged sword of social media visibility or experiencing the pain of being 'othered' because of their background. It is a vital tool for starting conversations about how digital platforms can be used to weaponize stereotypes and the courage it takes to reclaim one's own narrative when others try to define it for you. Following high school basketball player Bijan Majidi, the story explores the aftermath of a racist cyberbullying incident. While the school administration attempts to handle the fallout, the book focuses on Bijan's internal journey: his desire to remain invisible versus the necessity of standing up for his identity. It is a nuanced, realistic look at modern high school life, identity, and the importance of true allyship. It is highly appropriate for high schoolers navigating the pressures of peer perception and social justice.
