About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the complexities of digital footprints, online ethics, or the pressure to maintain a perfect image while facing high school drama. The story follows Margot Mertz, a tech-savvy senior who tries to pivot from her business of cleaning up people's digital messes to legitimate political campaigning. However, she soon learns that whether online or in local elections, doing the right thing often involves navigating significant moral gray areas. This book is ideal for ages 14 and up, offering a sophisticated look at accountability, honesty, and the weight of responsibility in a hyper-connected world. It is a fantastic tool for starting conversations about integrity and the consequences of one's digital actions.
