About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager begins navigating the high-stakes world of social media, particularly if conversations around digital footprints, online privacy, or the concept of 'digital shame' have surfaced. It is a sharp, modern tool for discussing the permanence of online actions and the vital importance of bodily autonomy. Margot Mertz is a high schooler who runs an internet cleanup business. When she discovers a revenge porn site targeting her peers, her professional detachment turns into a crusade for justice. The book tackles heavy topics like nonconsensual image sharing and consent with a witty, fast-paced tone. While it contains mature themes suitable for ages 14 and up, it offers a crucial framework for understanding digital ethics and the power of standing up for others in a virtual landscape.
