About This Book
Reach for this book when your preteen starts navigating the complex world of dating, jealousy, and social awkwardness. It is an excellent tool for children who feel overwhelmed by changing social dynamics or the pressure to impress others. The story follows Stacey McGill as she manages a comical but stressful weekend where five of her ex-boyfriends unexpectedly converge in her hometown, all while she navigates insecurities regarding her current relationship and her best friend. It serves as a gentle introduction to managing romantic interests and staying true to oneself during the middle school years. Parents will appreciate the way it normalizes the 'growing pains' of adolescence through a lens of friendship and integrity.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The romantic themes are light and age-appropriate, focusing on 'dating' as a social activity rather than anything mature.
