About This Book
Reach for this book when your middle schooler is grappling with the permanence of a digital mistake or the fear that their reputation precedes them. It speaks directly to the anxiety of starting over in a new environment while carrying the weight of past social blunders. The story follows Kayla, who moves to a new town to escape a viral scandal, only to realize that hiding her true self is harder than facing the music. This contemporary novel explores themes of trust, self-confidence, and the difference between your online persona and your real identity. It is highly appropriate for ages 11 to 15, offering a realistic look at how young people navigate the pressures of modern social media and the quest for genuine friendship.
